Inji Ali (Arabic: إنجي علي; born April 1, 1970) is an Egyptian media personality, radio host, and actress. She gained prominence through her work in television and radio, particularly as the host of the popular program Asrar El Nogoum (Secrets of the Stars) on Nogoum FM. Known for her engaging interviews with celebrities, she has built a career spanning over two decades in Egyptian media.
Early life and education
Inji Ali was born in Cairo, Egypt, to a family where her mother worked as a university professor. She pursued higher education at the American University in Cairo, graduating with a degree in psychology. This background in psychology influenced her interviewing style, allowing her to delve into the personal lives and secrets of her guests with insight and empathy.
انجي علي Career
Ali began her professional journey in the media industry in the late 1990s. She started as a presenter on the Nile Variety Channel with the program Stay Up With Us (Asher Ma’ana). She later moved to Dream TV, where she hosted Ya Mosaharni, and then to Nile Cinema and Nile Drama channels, presenting variety shows and entertainment segments.
In radio, she found significant success hosting Asrar El Nogoum on Nogoum FM, a program that features in-depth conversations with top Egyptian and Arab celebrities, revealing behind-the-scenes stories from their personal and professional lives. Guests have included actors like Mais Hamdan and musicians such as Khaled Selim.
Ali has also ventured into acting, appearing in films and television series. Notable roles include her work in Three-Quarters Decent (2010). Her versatility extends to event hosting and media consulting, with a LinkedIn profile highlighting her experience as an unconventional TV and radio show host with over 13 years in the industry.
As of 2025, she maintains an active presence on social media, particularly Instagram (@injialiofficial), where she shares updates on her career and personal style, amassing over 871,000 followers.
Personal life
Ali has been married twice. Her first marriage was to renowned Egyptian director Tarek El Eryan in 1998, following a strong romance, but it ended in divorce in 2000 due to intense jealousy on her part, which she attributed to her young age at the time.
Her second marriage was to cinematographer Ahmed Morsi, with whom she has a daughter named Tala. Ali has expressed openness to marrying a third time in various interviews.
She values family privacy but occasionally shares glimpses of her life, including fashion choices and travels.
Controversies
In September 2024, Ali sparked widespread discussion on social media after a video surfaced of her with singer Khaled Selim on a North Coast beach in Egypt. She appeared in a cover-up over swimwear (kash mayoh), singing and dancing to Selim’s song Blash El Malama. The clip led to rumors of a romantic relationship and even marriage, which were later debunked as mere friendship. Supporters defended her right to personal freedom, while critics labeled it a scandal, highlighting societal debates on women’s attire and morality.
In September 2025, she drew attention for a bold fashion appearance in a backless dress, accessorized with jewelry and styled hair, shared on Instagram. This further cemented her image as a confident, trendsetting figure in Egyptian media.
These incidents reflect broader conversations about celebrity privacy and public scrutiny in Egypt.
Filmography
Television and Radio
- Stay Up With Us (Nile Variety Channel)
- Ya Mosaharni (Dream TV)
- Variety programs on Nile Cinema and Nile Drama
- Asrar El Nogoum (Nogoum FM, ongoing)
Acting
- Three-Quarters Decent (2010)
