6 talented Saudi TikTokers to keep on your radar
by Sarah Joseph
July 30, 2025
If you're not on TikTok already, it's time to download the app. And if you are, these Saudi content creators have become a viral sensation on the platform.
From fashion-related tips to beauty tutorials to comedy skits, there's plenty of content that is sure to capture your attention as soon as you enter the world of TikTok.
Emirates Woman has highlighted a list of Saudi TikTokers to definitely follow as they keep their audience engaged with light-hearted content in the fashion, beauty and entertainment spaces. Tamara Al Gabbani
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The Saudi fashion designer, television personality and model is one of the most stylish personalities in the region, while she's also an entrepreneur of her very own fashion label, she's known for her flawless looks and now entertaining videos on the platform. From her skincare routine to reacting looks of a-list celebrities, there's an array of videos that continually keeps her audience engaged.
TikTok: @tamaraalgabbani Model Roz
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This popular model has made headlines around the world, especially after she modelled for Victoria's Secret's Pink campaign, while also taking part in other popular campaigns around the world. With her platinum blonde locks usually taking the center stage, she always shares her fashion tips and outfit choices on social media while keeping us up to date with all the trendy looks.
Tik Tok: @modelroz Amy Roko
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While breaking stereotypes in the world of Arab Women, she's garnered a massive social media following since starting out on Instagram in 2015. By adding a satirical stance to every video she creates, the talented one-of-a-kind comedian is truly a lighthearted content creator, who always manages to keep her audience engaged.
TikTok: @amyroko Malak Al Dawood
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The digital creator continually shares her collaborations on social media through exciting content with her little one too on her social media platform. After having recently joined TikTok, she's already managed to gain a following by continually growing her feed through interactive and comical videos.
TikTok: @malakaldawood Darin AlBayed
The comedian, known for her relatable skits and acting, has garnered over 230k followers on the platform.
TikTok: @darin.albayed Njoud Al Shammari
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The Saudi lifestyle and comedy vlogger has always engaged with her audience through the interactive videos she creates. From comedy tips to fun tutorials, she shares everything from hair tutorials to her fashion and beauty videos, which became viral on social media.
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