After suffering a health problem, artist Mohamed Sobhi was transferred to the hospital.

Dr. Ashraf Zaki, head of the Actors Syndicate, reassured the public about the health of actor Mohamed Sobhi, saying that he is fine and in good health, but is undergoing some tests at the hospital. This comes after reports circulated that Mohamed Sobhi had suffered a health problem.

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Upon Mohamed Sobhi's graduation, he was appointed as a teaching assistant, but he refused in exchange for developing his artistic talent. He founded the Studio 80 troupe, through which he presented distinguished works with the late Lenin El-Ramly, and together they succeeded in presenting many successful plays.

Mohamed Sobhi began his artistic career as an extra in front of many of the most important stars, until he was able, with his brilliance, to join them in the front ranks. His interest in art began in childhood due to the proximity of his family home to Mohamed Ali Street, and the presence of a number of theaters and cinemas in the area where he grew up. He graduated from the Higher Institute of Theatrical Arts, Department of Acting and Directing, with honors in 1970.

In 1968, Mohamed Sobhi began working in small roles as an extra in several plays opposite many famous artists such as Salah Mansour, Fouad El Mohandes, Hassan Youssef, Mohamed Awad, Mohamed Negm, Mahmoud El Meligy, and Abdel Moneim Madbouly.

Mohamed Sobhi has presented 28 theatrical performances, including “Hello Shalaby,” “Hamlet,” “Ghazl El Banat,” “Khaybetna,” and “Hello America.” He has also starred on television in 13 series, most notably “Journey of the Million,” “Sunbul After the Million,” “Faris Bela Gawad,” and “The Onees Family.”