Lebanese journalist Yamna Sheri passes away after a battle with illness.

Lebanese media personality and actress Yumna Sherri passed away at the age of 55, after a decades-long media and television career. Her death was accompanied by silence surrounding the details of her health condition.

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Lebanese media outlets announced the sudden death of Lebanese media personality and artist Yumna Sheri this morning, Thursday, at the age of 55, after a long battle with illness. Her condition was not officially revealed, and the media and artistic community were filled with grief, offering heartfelt condolences.

Yamani Shari was born in Lebanon. She began her media career at Sawt Al-Shaab radio station, before moving to Future TV and then Al-Jadeed TV. She presented a series of live programs on these stations during a period when satellite channels were experiencing a remarkable boom in diverse programming, particularly those combining entertainment, art, and culture.

Yamani Shari's programs varied between entertainment, arts, and game shows, as well as festival-related programs. This allowed her to reach a wide audience in Lebanon and abroad, especially during a period when the Lebanese media landscape witnessed a diversity of television productions and a multiplicity of platforms.

Yamna Shari's professional career Sheri has had a number of acting experiences, and has participated in a number of Lebanese series that have received wide attention, including "El Pasha," which gained public attention, and "Hind Khanum," thus combining media and acting work in her professional career.

It's worth noting that the late Yamni Sheri held a degree in media from the Lebanese University, which provided the academic foundation for her career in the media arena. She leveraged her academic background to develop her professional experience, contributing to the enrichment of Lebanese television programs with diverse content over the years.