Salma Abu Deif describes her sister as her “backbone.” Get to know her

Egyptian artist Salma Abu Deif celebrated the birthday of her only sister, Noura, yesterday, Tuesday, June 4.

Salma Abu Deif about her sister Noura: My backbone Salma took advantage of the occasion to express her great love for her sister, and sent her many touching messages through the “Story” feature on her official Instagram account.

In the first message, the artist Salma shared a picture in which she and Noura appeared, embracing each other and walking together, and attached it to a comment in which she described her as loving, supportive, and a girl with a great sense of humor. She also thanked her for bringing her two children, Nadia and Magdy, to life.

"Happy Birthday to my spine and the one with the biggest heart and funniest humor," she commented.

As for the second message, Salma shared a photo of her with her sister from a celebration, accompanying it with the comment, “Happy Birthday, Queen.”

Salma Abu Deif and her sister Noura In a previous media interview between the two sisters, Noura talked about her sister Salma’s beginnings, explaining that the latter had never thought about entering acting, and initially wanted to be a media professional.

She added that she achieved her dream at the age of 15, and worked as a radio broadcaster, and then headed into the field of acting and modeling, commenting: “She is very engaged and her pictures are a masterpiece, and I was very excited when I saw her first work.”

Salma Abu Deif's latest work It is noteworthy that the artist Salma Abu Deif ’s latest work was the series “Highest Viewing Rate,” which she participated in during the last Ramadan marathon, in which she played the role of “Shaima,” the poor girl who achieves widespread fame on Tik Tok, and then gets into a serious problem that leads to her being imprisoned.

It should be noted that the work achieved great success and received wide reactions from the audience.

The highest viewing rate series is written by Samar Taher, directed by Yasmine Ahmed Kamel, and starring Salma Abu Deif, Laila Ahmed Zaher, Intisar, Mohamed Mahmoud, Farah Youssef, Mohamed Hatem, Hind Abdel Halim, Elham Safa El-Din, Youssef Omar, and Inaam Salousa.