Mrs. Monalisa

Season 1

15 episodes · Feb 18, 2026

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  • S1E1

    Episode 1

    Feb 18, 202657m

    Monalisa spins plates between home and work, until an old spark, Hasan, walks back into her life. One heartbeat later, she says “I do”. But love may be blind… and some truths only show up after the ring does.

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  • S1E2

    Episode 2

    Feb 18, 202642m

    It’s wedding night—the groom is outside, and the mother-in-law is in the room lecturing Monalisa: whatever you see stays off the record. By morning, the bride swaps the lace for an apron and steps into her new “role”.

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  • S1E3

    Episode 3

    Feb 19, 202644m

    Monalisa decides to support her family, but “suddenly”, her husband’s finances hit rock bottom. Caught between blood ties and heartstrings, she must choose which bond comes first…

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  • S1E4

    Episode 4

    Feb 20, 202644m

    Monalisa decides to support her family, but “suddenly”, her husband’s finances hit rock bottom. Caught between blood ties and heartstrings, she must choose which bond comes first…

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  • S1E5

    Episode 5

    Feb 21, 202644m

    Monalisa won’t blink before claiming what’s hers. But for Hasan, rights come second to riches. Alyaa stands on a seam about to split, as her abaya can no longer keep her double-stitched life under wraps.

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  • S1E6

    Episode 6

    Feb 22, 202644m

    At midnight, Monalisa rushes to answer the call of duty, only to find her purse lighter than her promise. She dials Ibtissam, who arrives with company… and that’s when the unspoken starts pressing against the air.

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  • S1E7

    Episode 7

    Feb 23, 202641m

    Blow after blow, Monalisa refuses to bow, and Barakat won’t swallow the insult—so they return to the lion’s den. But pride has a pulse… and when tempers flare, the fallout hits harder than anyone saw coming.

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  • S1E8

    Episode 8

    Feb 24, 202639m

    Monalisa stands one verdict away from a locked door. Hasan drafts a fresh start inked in self-interest. But when old soil shifts, a newlywed with a divorce in his rearview mirror hunts for a claim that’s no longer his.

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  • S1E9

    Episode 9

    Feb 25, 202639m

    Hasan sticks to business as usual—new target, same tactics, and Rehab in his sights. Monalisa isn’t alone, yet one silence cuts deeper than the rest. Sometimes, the loudest absence is family.

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  • S1E10

    Episode 10

    Feb 26, 202637m

    Rihab smells a rat in Hasan’s "perfect" act and wastes no time following the trail. Proof in hand, she decides to collect dues and make him pay the price—literally. Cornered, Hasan reaches for his last card: Monalisa.

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  • S1E11

    Episode 11

    Feb 27, 202637m

    Monalisa turns the page, betting on a fresh venture to pay the bills. Hasan’s latest income stream turns into a ticking bill, and just when pressure mounts, his mum’s “solution” comes crashing down on him—literally.

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  • S1E12

    Episode 12

    Mar 1, 202642m

    As “El Sett Monalisa” rises, she repays those who stood by her at rock bottom. Love knocks again asking for her hand… but between the kitchen heat and heartbeats, something far from sweet simmers on the honeymoon stove.

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  • S1E13

    Episode 13

    Mar 1, 202634m

    Shattered, Monalisa knocks on her hunter’s door before he bleeds her dry. Not shocked—just sickened—she learns why he gambles her “honour”: it's a scandal worth millions.

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  • S1E14

    Episode 14

    Mar 3, 202636m

    Hasan bares his fangs, tossing Monalisa and his “partner” to the wolves. Two cards are up his sleeve: divorce papers and a dirty clip. If ink won’t bend her will, will scandal seal the deal?

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  • S1E15

    Episode 15

    Mar 4, 202649m

    Afaf and Adham face Hasan and Sameeha with one target in sight: bringing Monalisa down. Between each smash, the crowd serves its verdict—boycott Monalisa! Her last return? Taking “The Story” to Amr Adeeb.

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