Taha Desouky Biography: Wife, Age, Height, Net Worth, Career, Voy! Voy! Voy!, Instagram

Taha Desouky is an Egyptian actor and stand-up comedian, known for his roles in television series like In Our House There Is A Robot (Fe Baytena Robot) and films such as Voy! Voy! Voy! and Fireworks.

With a growing presence in Egyptian entertainment, he combines comedic talent with dramatic roles, earning a significant social media following.

Profile

• Full Name: Taha Desouky Mahmoud
• Stage Name: Taha Desouky
• Born: September 24, 1992
• Age: 32 years old
• Birthplace: Cairo, Egypt
• Nationality: Egyptian
• Occupation: Egyptian Actor, and Stand-up Comedian
• Height: 5’7
• Parents: Mr. and Mrs Mahmoud
• Siblings: Unknown
• Spouse: Nadine Ketchedjian (married 2023–present)
• Children: None
• Relationship: Married
• Net Worth: Estimated at $500,000–$2 million

Early Life and Education

Taha Desouky was born on September 24, 1992, in Cairo, Egypt, into a family that remains private, his parents Mr. and Mrs Mahmoud. Little is known about his siblings. Growing up in Cairo’s bustling urban environment, he developed an early interest in performance, particularly comedy, influenced by Egypt’s rich entertainment culture.

Specifics about his education are not well-documented, but his articulate on-screen presence and comedic timing suggest possible training in theater or media, potentially at a local institution like Cairo University or acting workshops. His passion for stand-up comedy emerged in his youth, setting the stage for his entertainment career.

Career

Taha Desouky began his career as a stand-up comedian, performing in local venues before transitioning to acting. His acting debut came with the series Mawdoa Aaily (Family Matters), starring Magid Al-Kidwany, which introduced him to Egyptian audiences.

He gained prominence with roles in the TV series Bimbo (2021) and Our House There Is A Robot (Fe Baytena Robot, 2021), where he played Alaa across 20 episodes, showcasing his comedic flair. His film breakthrough was in Voy! Voy! Voy! (2023), a comedy-drama in which he starred alongside Passant Shawky, earned fan praise for his chemistry and humor.

Other notable works include Your Luck Today (2022), Farq Khebra (2021), Fireworks (2023), and the upcoming Welad El Shams (2025).

Taha’s stand-up comedy continues to complement his acting, with performances that highlight his ability to connect with audiences through relatable humor. His social media presence, particularly on Instagram, amplifies his reach, with over 1.5 million followers engaging with his behind-the-scenes content and comedic skits. His versatility in both comedy and drama positions him as a rising star in Egyptian cinema.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @tahadesouky

Personal Life

Taha Desouky, now 32, resides in Cairo, Egypt, with his wife, Nadine Ketchedjian, whom he married in 2023. The couple has no children. Little is known about Nadine beyond their marriage, as Taha keeps his personal life private.

A Libra, he embodies the sign’s charm and sociability, evident in his comedic work. Presumed Muslim, given Egypt’s predominant religion, his faith is not publicly discussed. Taha enjoys engaging with fans online and likely maintains an interest in comedy and performance arts. No controversies are documented, and his public image is positive, focused on his career and humor.

Filmography:

• Mawdoa Aaily (Family Matter, date unspecified, Series) – Supporting Role
• Bimbo (2021, Series) – Supporting Role
• Farq Khebra (2021, Series) – Supporting Role
• In Our House There Is A Robot (Fe Baytena Robot, 2021, Series) – Alaa
• Your Luck Today (2022, Series) – Supporting Role
• Voy! Voy! Voy! (2023, Film) – Lead Role
• Fireworks (2023, Film) – Supporting Role
• Welad El Shams (2025, Series) – Supporting Role

Net Worth

Taha Desouky’s estimated net worth is $500,000–$2 million. This range is speculative, based on his earnings from acting in series like In Our House There Is A Robot and films like Voy! Voy! Voy!, as well as stand-up comedy gigs.

His Instagram following of 1.5 million likely generates additional income through sponsorships. Comparisons to other Egyptian actors at similar career stages support this estimate, though specific financial details are unavailable.