Aída Nízar Delgado Biography: Tv Shows, Husband, Religion, Height, Conflict, Age, Net Worth, Controversy

Aída Nízar Delgado is a Spanish television personality and media figure who first became known when she appeared on the fifth season of the reality show Gran Hermano 5 in 2003.

Her outspoken presence and frequent appearances on Spanish television programs propelled her fame, and she later extended her reach by participating in the Italian version of the series, Grande Fratello 15.

Profile

• Full name: Aída Nízar Delgado
• Date of birth: 12 May 1975
• Age: 50 years old
• Gender: Female
• Place of birth: Valladolid, Castilla y León, Spain
• Nationality: Spanish
• Profession: Television collaborator, reality show contestant, social media influencer, interior-designer/entrepreneur
• Parents: Mother: Mari Ángeles Delgado
• Siblings: N/A
• Spouse: N/A
• Children: N/A
• Relationship status: In a relationship with a man named Fernando (since summer 2019)
• Ethnicity: Spanish mother, Jordanian father
• Net worth: USD 1.5 million

Early Life and Education

Aída Nízar is now 50 years old and was born on 12 May 1975 in Valladolid, in the autonomous community of Castilla y León, Spain. Her mother, Mari Ángeles Delgado, is Spanish and her father is of Jordanian nationality, which gives her a mixed heritage of Spanish and Arab descent.

She studied at the University of Valladolid where she pursued a degree in Law. Although she initially enrolled in the legal programme, she shifted her focus toward the field of communication and media. Her early professional years included work in radio and music-related programs, including as a host on stations such as Cadena SER and Los 40 Principales.

Personal Life

Aída Nízar has been in a relationship with a man named Fernando since the summer of 2019; further personal details about him have not been publicly confirmed. In earlier years she has stated having had a relationship with Fernando Martínez-Maíllo, a former politician affiliated with the Popular Party, although this was never officially confirmed by him.

Career

Aída Nízar’s career began with radio and smaller television hosting roles where she coordinated music-oriented programmes and conducted interviews. Her major public breakthrough came in 2003 when she appeared on the fifth edition of Gran Hermano in Spain, becoming one of the most talked-about contestants despite being the first to be evicted.

This exposure opened doors for her to become a frequent collaborator on Spanish television, appearing on programs such as Crónicas Marcianas, A tu lado, TNT, and Sálvame. In 2011 she participated in the reality show Supervivientes in Spain, where again she was one of the first to leave the competition. In 2017 she entered Gran Hermano VIP 5 as a contestant.

Internationally she appeared in the Italian version, Grande Fratello 15, and later on the MTV Spain programme Resistiré. Beyond her on-screen roles, Nízar has shifted into digital content creation, social-media influencing, motivational speaking under the motto “Adora tu vida”, interior-design and jewelry entrepreneurship. Her move away from mainstream television has seen her engage more in personal branding, business ventures and social-media presence.

Net Worth

Aída Nízar’s net worth is estimated at approximately USD 1.5 million. She accumulated this through her regular appearances on Spanish and international reality television shows, collaborations and guest spots on TV, her social-media influencer activities, business ventures in interior design and jewelry, and endorsements.

Controversy

Aída Nízar has been involved in multiple controversies over the years. Early in her television career, her time on Gran Hermano became highly publicised for her provocative behaviour and frequent media attention.

In 2024 she filed a police complaint accusing politician Íñigo Errejón of sexual aggression. The case made headlines and was followed by media coverage of her claims.

In addition, her relationship with the broadcaster community became strained: at one point she was reportedly sanctioned by Mediaset and effectively excluded from its productions due to tensions around her public persona and colloquial style.

She has also been involved in accusations of reckless driving, legal conflicts over alleged non-payments in business contexts, and social-media disputes with fellow celebrities.

Social Media

• Instagram: @aidanizaraida
• X: @aidanizaraida

Filmography

• 2003 – Gran Hermano 5 (contestant)
• 2011 – Supervivientes (contestant)
• 2017 – Gran Hermano VIP 5 (contestant)
• 2018 – Grande Fratello 15 (contestant)
• 2019 – Resistiré (contestant)