I’m an Italian-Moroccan actress, a Third Culture Kid, and a lifelong globetrotter. My passport was practically my first toy—by the time I turned 17, I had already called six countries home: Pakistan, Egypt, Italy, Belgium, Ecuador, and Haiti. Growing up like this taught me to adapt on the fly, speak five languages (French, English, Spanish, Arabic, and Haitian Creole) like a local, and blend seamlessly into every new culture I landed in.

Curiosity has always been my fuel, so I decided to study Business in Montreal (even though I had never been there before—just keeping up the pattern!). While getting my degree in Economics and Marketing, I spent a year in Miami for an exchange program at FIU, where sunshine and salsa became part of my story too. One thing led to another, and before I knew it, I was back in Haiti as the media manager for Michel Martelly’s successful presidential campaign in 2011. After that, I worked as the International Assistant to the Prime Minister, navigating the world of politics, diplomacy, and high-pressure decision-making.

But no matter how far I wandered, the pull to act never let go. So I took a leap, moved to New York, and trained at the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute. That’s where I dove back into my creative heart. Since then, I’ve built a career in the film industry—both in front of the camera and behind it. My unique blend of skills—from politics to business to storytelling—has led me to produce multiple short films alongside my acting work.

I’m passionate about telling stories that cross cultures, borders, and genres—because that’s the life I’ve lived.