The passing of Lebanese TV presenter Youmna Cherri… A shock to the media and artistic community
Lebanese TV Presenter Youmna Cherri Passes Away
On Thursday morning, September 18, 2025, Lebanese media figure Youmna Cherri passed away, after a professional career that spanned years and left a remarkable impact on the Lebanese and Arab media scene. Her sudden death came as a great shock to the media and artistic community, as farewell messages poured in from colleagues and friends across social media, recalling her long journey and her presence that became part of Lebanon’s television memory.
Her Early Career and Journey
Youmna Cherri began her career in the 1990s on Future TV, where she quickly rose to prominence thanks to her natural presence and warm style that resonated with viewers. She presented a variety of programs that combined social, cultural, and entertainment elements, earning a special place in the hearts of the audience.
Among her most notable shows were:
- “Al Bayt Baytak”, a program that blended entertainment with social dialogue.
- Entertainment shows in which she hosted some of the biggest Lebanese and Arab stars.
- Her contributions to live coverage and national events, which cemented her reputation as a committed media figure.
Her Media Transitions
After years of success on Future TV, Youmna Cherri pursued other opportunities across different stations, adding more variety to her professional path. She remained faithful to her style based on simplicity, professionalism, and closeness to people’s lives, which helped her maintain a wide audience even during periods of absence from the screen.
A Human and Professional Legacy
Youmna Cherri was more than just a presenter; she was a warm and humble personality, close to both her audience and colleagues. She left behind a human impact no less important than her professional mark. Her passing today closes a bright chapter in Lebanese media, but her name will live on as one of the prominent TV figures who accompanied an important era in Lebanon’s broadcasting history.
