Ayten Amer Biography: Ethnicity, Age, Net Worth, Siblings, Parents, Height, Child, Husband, TV Series, Films

Samar Ahmed Abd El Ghaffar Amer, famously known as Ayten Amer, is a distinguished Egyptian actress and former model celebrated for her dynamic roles in Egyptian cinema and television.

She gained prominence through her performance in the series Hadret El Motaham Aby (Mr. Guilty is My Father) alongside Nour El-Sherif, showcasing her ability to portray complex characters.

Known for her versatility, Amer has starred in popular films like Saa’a wi Nos (An Hour and a Half) and series such as El Ahd, earning a strong fan base across the Arab world for her captivating screen presence and fashion-forward style.

Profile

• Full Name: Samar Ahmed Abd El Ghaffar Amer
• Stage Name: Ayten Amer
• Born: November 22, 1986
• Age: 38 years old
• Birthplace: Alexandria, Egypt
• Nationality: Egyptian
• Occupation: Actress, Former Model
• Height: Unknown
• Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Amer
• Siblings: Wafaa Amer
• Spouse: Mohamed Ezz El Arab (m. 2016)
• Children: Ayten Ezzelarab
• Relationship: Married
• Net Worth: $1 million

Early Life and Education

Samar Ahmed Abd El Ghaffar Amer, known as Ayten Amer, was born on November 22, 1986, in Alexandria, Egypt. Raised by her parents, whose names are not publicly documented, she moved to Cairo at age four, where she grew up alongside her sister, Wafaa Amer, a fellow actress.

Amer graduated from the Institute of Performing Arts in Cairo, specializing in acting and directing, which laid the foundation for her career.

Her early experience as a model helped her overcome camera shyness, preparing her for the spotlight. Her ethnicity is Egyptian, and her religion is Islam, though she does not frequently discuss her faith publicly.

Career

Ayten Amer began her career in entertainment as a model, a path that helped build her confidence in front of the camera before she transitioned to acting.

Her breakthrough came through a chance encounter with actor Mohamed Sobhy while visiting her sister, Wafaa, on a television set, leading to her debut role in the series Hadret El Motaham Aby (Mr. Guilty is My Father) alongside Nour El-Sherif.

This role marked her as a promising talent, and she quickly secured parts in films such as Ramy El Etesamy (2007) and Share El Haram (Pyramid Street, 2011), showcasing her range in both comedic and dramatic roles.

Her career flourished with starring roles in high-profile projects, including the films Hassal Kheir (It is Alright, 2011), Saa’a wi Nos (An Hour and a Half, 2012), and Harag w Marag (Hubbub, 2012), as well as the series El Ahd (2015), where she played Fathy. Amer’s ability to navigate diverse genres, from romantic comedies to intense dramas, earned her critical acclaim.

Her role in the 2022 series Maktoub Alia and the 2024 Ramadan series Zawja Wahida La Takfi (One Wife Is Not Enough) on MBC and Shahid platforms further solidified her status, with her performances praised for their emotional depth and authenticity.

Ayten Amer remains a prominent figure in Egyptian entertainment, balancing her acting career with a vibrant social media presence, where she engages over a million followers on Instagram.

Her recent work includes the film Their Uncle (2022) and ongoing projects like The Cove and Bitter Sugar, despite navigating challenges like media censorship in Egypt.

Known for addressing public misconceptions, such as debunking a fabricated fan story on Twitter in 2018, Amer continues to advocate for authenticity in her craft, maintaining her influence as a leading actress and cultural figure.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @aytenamer
• Facebook Handle: Ayten Amer
• Twitter Handle: @AYTENAMER

Personal Life

Ayten Amer is married to cinematographer Mohamed Ezz El Arab, whom she met on the set of the series Al Sabaa Wasaya in 2014 and married in 2016. They have one daughter, Ayten Ezzelarab.

Amer survived a serious car accident in 2013 on a Cairo highway, which totalled her car but left her unharmed, allowing her to continue filming Al Zawjah a Thaniah (The Second Wife).

She maintains a private yet approachable persona, often sharing insights on beauty, kindness, and personal values on social media, such as her 2022 post emphasizing inner presence over conventional beauty standards.

Filmography

•    Hadret El Motaham Aby (Mr. Guilty is My Father, 2006, TV series)
•    Ramy El Etesamy (Sit-in Ramy, 2007)
•    Share’ El Haram (Pyramid Street, 2011)
•    Hassal Kheir (It is Alright, 2011)
•    Sana’a wi Nos (An Hour and a Half, 2012)
•    Harag w Marag (Hubbub, 2012)
•    Al Daly (TV series, 2013)
•    Al Zoga Al Rab3a (TV series, 2014)
•    El Ahd (2015, TV series)
•    Sokkar Mor (Bitter Sugar, 2015)
•    Maktoub Alia (2022, TV series)
•    Their Uncle (2022)
•    Covid-25 (2022, TV series)
•    Zawja Wahida La Takfi (One Wife Is Not Enough, 2024, TV series)

Net Worth

Ayten Amer’s estimated net worth is USD 1 million. Her wealth is primarily derived from her acting career, with earnings from prominent roles in films and television series, including high-profile Ramadan dramas like Zawja Wahida La Takfi.