🌟 Her Artistic Career Beginnings

Shujoun Al-Hajri started her artistic career at an early age, participating in the Ramadan competition show "Al-Sawaya Umm Owaisah" at six years old. Then she moved on to hosting children’s programs before starting acting in the late 1990s in series such as "Steps on Ice," "Love Comes Late," and "Al-Ikhtiyar." Her official debut was in 2002 in the series "Thaman Omri" written by Fajr Al-Saeed.

📺 Most Prominent TV Works

She has participated in many TV series and plays, including: • TV Series: o "Thaman Omri" (2002) o "Fidda Qalbha Abyad" (2008) o "Moza wa Loza" (2009) o "Zawarat Al-Khamees" (2010) o "Mudhakkirat A'ilieh Jiddan" (2012) o "Saq Al-Bamboo" (2016) o "Ana ‘Andi Nos" (2019) o "Ghurfat Raqm 7" (2020) o "Dumoo’ Farah" (2020) o "Malak Rahma" (2021) • Plays: o "Al-Sayyad Al-Sagheer" (1996) o "Mafatih Jahlouk" o "Zorro and Tweety" o "Kawkab Telly Tabbis" o "Sabiq wa Tali" o "Shambrish" o "Awla Awal" o "Khams Khawat wa Sayyad" o "Zain ila ‘Aalam Jameel" o "Tomorrow" o "Atmanna"

📡 TV Programs Hosted

She hosted many TV programs, including: • The quiz show "Shoji" on Fannoun Channel (2009–2011) • "Ya Hala Beshog Wa Yana" on MBC1 (2012) • Reality show "This is Me Shoj" on MBC1 (2014) • "Shoji Time" on Al Rai Channel (2017)

🏆 Awards and Honors

Shujoun Al-Hajri has received several awards recognizing her talent, such as: • Best Leading Actress Award 2018 from the "Al-Masrahiyaoon" Festival for the play "Tomorrow" • Best Leading Actress Award 2016 from the "Distinguished Ramadan" Festival for the series "Saq Al-Bamboo" • Youth Star and Best Leading Actress Award 2016 from "Al-Masrahiyaoon" Festival for the play "Bayt Al-Halaw" • Best Leading Actress Award 2019 from the "Distinguished Ramadan" Festival for her role in the series "Adhraa"

🎤 Personal Life

Shujoun Al-Hajri was raised in a Kuwaiti orphanage, then adopted by a Kuwaiti family, with whom she lived for thirteen years without knowing the truth. In 2016, she discovered she was a foundling and announced this in a video, which drew much sympathy.