Yasmine Al Massri

Constance Constance> Yasmine YasmineYasmine Massri (born Yasmine Ali Al Massri) is an American Lebanese actress and dancer. Also, she is a human rights activist. Her most well-known role is in the role of twins Nimah & Raina Amin in ABC's "Quantico' series, alongside Priyanka. She began her career as a professional dancer in Thouraya baghdadi's Dance Company. Inspired by talented choreographers from different countries, Massri explored the genres of classical, world folklore, Salsa, Flamenco, Arab and African dancing styles. Massri's debut break came with Nadine's Lebanese film "Caramel," which won an award. Later, she went on to play in a variety of movies and dramas. The daughter of a Palestinian father and an Egyptian mother, she's multi-lingual. She is a skilled language student and is fluent in English, Spanish Arabic and French. Massri has a great feeling of compassion and is a passionate advocate for human rights.

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