Rania Youssef reveals the secrets of her childhood in the first episode of "Reema and Her Stories"

During her interview with writer Reem Gamil in the first episode of the “Reema and Her Stories” podcast, artist Rania Youssef revealed the impact of her relationship with her father on her personal and professional life.

Rania Youssef's relationship with her father and her strict upbringing Rania confirmed that her father, who was an officer, forced her to be raised in an atmosphere of strictness and constant terror. She said: “My father was not harsh, but I was terrified of him,” noting that this atmosphere of fear had accompanied her since her childhood. She added that her strict upbringing made her adhere to the rules to a great extent, but at the same time she was always seeking to free herself from those restrictions.

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Rania Youssef's studies at the nuns' school and its impact on her personality One of the most prominent things Rania Youssef talked about in her interview was the impact of studying at a convent school on her personality. Rania confirmed that this experience taught her the importance of adhering to rules and discipline, but at the same time made her look forward to having more freedom in life. She said: “I rebelled five years ago,” referring to her desire to break the restrictions imposed on her by her family and educational environment. This experience made her always feel a strong desire to build her professional and personal life according to her own vision.

Rania Youssef's ambitions and the challenges of achieving her dreams In the final part of the interview, Rania talked about her personal and professional ambitions, confirming that she had dreamed of entering the Cinema Institute to become a director, which did not happen. She said: “I was forced to enter the English Literature Department and finished it in 14 years,” reflecting the conflict she experienced between her personal desires and the pressures imposed on her. Despite not achieving her dream in the field of directing, Rania was able to succeed in the field of acting, and continues her artistic career through new works such as the play “Hawarini Ya Kiki” and the series “Mawdoo3 A’ely 3.”