With The Voice Kids season 2 finale this Saturday, February 3, Egyptian TV presenter Nardine Farag will continue her collaboration with MBC in season four of The Voice TV show that will broadcast on February 10, 2018. Alongside Lebanese singer Assi El Hallani, three new judges joined The Voice this season; superstars Mohamed Hamaki, Elissa and Ahlam.

Recently, Farag presented the first edition of the Cairo Design Award (CDA), the first creative designers' platform in the Arab world. Before that, she hosted the opening ceremony of the 1st El Gouna Film Festival 2017. Farag also launched a campaign to raise awareness of breast cancer in October, 2017, where she published a video to explain the symptoms of the disease stressing the need for a periodic check to avoid the sudden injury.

Nardine Farag is an Egyptian TV presenter and actress. Shestarted her career as a radio presenter at the Egyptian radio station Nogoom FM in 2008, presenting 'Eesh Sabahak Maa' Coca Cola' (Start Your Morning with Coca Cola). At the same time, Farag worked as a TV host for the Egyptian TV network OTV, where she hosted the shows: A'det Settat (Women's Talk), Sabahak Sokkar Zeyada (Have Yourself A Sweet Morning) and Top 20. As a successful presenter, Farag became the Director of the 88.2 radio station, and in 2012 she hosted the presidential candidates back then to discuss their campaigns. Later on, Nardine became the presenter of Arabs Got Talent Extra within the third and fourth seasons, and in 2015, she presented ET Bel Arabi, marking her second collaboration with the MBC Group. She is currently shooting the new episodes of The Voice season 4.

In 2016, Farag made her foray into acting in Fouq Mostawa El Shobohat TV drama with superstar Youssra, and in 2017, she repeated the experience in El Hesab Yegma.