Yasmine Al Massri

Constance Constance> Yasmine YasmineYasmine Al Massri is a Lebanese-American actor in the field of dance, as well as human rights advocate. Most well-known for her performance as twin sisters Nimah and Raina in the ABC series 'Quantico. In addition, she was co-starring with Priyanka. In 2000, she began her career as a professional dancer with Thouraya baghdadi's Dance Company. Inspiring by the talented choreographers of diverse cultures, Massri explored the genres of classical, world folklore, Salsa, Flamenco, Arab and African dance styles. In Nadine Labaki's Lebanese film"Caramel," she received her first break. Born to a Palestinian father as well as an Egyptian mother, she is multilingual. She has an amazing talent for learning languages and speaks English, Spanish, Arabic and French. Massri is a person with a strong feeling of compassion and is passionate about the rights of people.

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