Yasmine Al Massri

Constance Constance> Yasmine YasmineYasmine Al Massri is an American-Lebanese actress, dancer, and human rights activist. Her most well-known role is in the role of twins Nimah and Raina Amin on ABC's 'Quantico the series with Priyanka. She began her artistic career in the year 2000, when she joined a member of Thouraya's Dance Company. Massri is influenced by choreographers from various cultures was able to explore genres such as classical, world folklore as well as Salsa. Massri's first major break came with Nadine's Lebanese film "Caramel," which won an award. Later, she went on to be a part of other film and dramas. Multilingual, she was born to an Egyptian father as well as an Egyptian father and a Palestinian mother. She is a skilled language student and can speak English, Spanish Arabic and French. Massri has a deep commitment to the cause of human rights and is a passionate advocate for human rights.

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