Yasmine Al Massri

Constance Constance> Yasmine YasmineYasmine Massri (born Yasmine Ali Al Massri) is an American Lebanese actress and dancer. She also works as an advocate for human rights. She is most famous for acting as the twin sisters Nimah as well as Raina Amin on ABC's series "Quantico," alongside Priyanka Chopra. In 2000, she began her career as a professional dancer for Thouraya baghdadi's Dance Company. Massri was greatly influenced by choreographers of diverse backgrounds. She explored the folklore and classical dances as well as Salsa as well as Flamenco along with Arab as well as African forms. In Nadine Labaki's Lebanese film"Caramel," she received her first big break. She is bi-lingual. Both her parents were Egyptian as well as Palestinian. She has a knack for taking on different languages. She is fluent in English, Spanish Arabic, and French. Massri is a strong supporter of the human rights movement with a lot of passion.

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