Hend Sabry Shines in Black at Joy Awards 2026 in Riyadh

Tunisian star Hend Sabry stuns fans with an elegant black look at Joy Awards 2026 and prepares for her return to Ramadan drama with the series “Manaa.”

  Sat , January 17 2026 / 06:54 PM Updated At: 2026-01-17 18:54:36

Star Hend Sabry captured attention during her appearance at the Joy Awards 2026 in Riyadh, delivering a graceful and classy look that reflected her signature elegance.

Sabry shared a short video on her official Instagram account from her hotel before heading to the ceremony, revealing a long black velvet gown decorated with delicate golden embroidery on one side, giving her a standout presence on the red carpet.

She simply captioned the video: “Joy Awards 2026”, while fans flooded the post with admiration for her refined style.

Beyond the ceremony, Hend Sabry is also preparing for a strong comeback in Ramadan Drama 2026 after a period of absence, through the series “Manaa”, starring alongside Khaled Selim and Riad El-Kholy, written by Amr El-Daly and directed by Hussein El-Manbawy.

Audiences are eagerly awaiting her return, especially after her past successes that established her as one of the leading actresses in Arab television drama.

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