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Souad Ali (Arabic: سعاد علي, born May 26, 1961) is a Bahraini actress.

She holds a degree in acting and directing from the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts in Kuwait. Appearing in many television works produced in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Qatar, she first gained fame appearing in the first seven episodes of the 1998 Kuwaiti production, As the Days Turn.

She married the Kuwaiti TV presenter Bassam Al-Othman and had one daughter with him, Dalia. After the divorce, she remarried and had three sons with her second husband, namely Ali, Majid, and Wahib.

In 2012, she hosted the show خارج اللعبة on Sama Dubai.^[2]

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