Sabrina Ouazani Biography: Age, Height, Net Worth, Siblings, Ex, Movies & TV Shows, Awards

Sabrina Ouazani is a French actress, director, and writer who gained widespread recognition through her work in French cinema and television.

She first rose to prominence as Frida in Abdellatif Kechiche‘s acclaimed drama Games of Love and Chance, a performance that earned her a César Award nomination while she was still a teenager.

She later reached international audiences as Charlotte Ben Smires in the Netflix romantic comedy series The Hook Up Plan and continued to build her reputation through films including The Past, Taxi 5, Kung Fu Zohra, and Kali.

Sabrina Ouazani
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Name:	Sabrina Ouazani
Born:	December 6, 1988 (age 37 years old)
Place of Birth:	Saint-Denis, Île-de-France, France
Nationality:	French
Ethnicity:	Algerian-French
Height:	5 feet 4 inches
Religion:	Islam
Parents:	Mr. and Mrs. Ouazani
Siblings:	Djamel Ouazani, Sarah Ouazani
Occupation:	Actress, Director, Writer
Net Worth:	$3 million

Early Life and Education

Sabrina Ouazani was born on December 6, 1988, in Saint-Denis, France, and is now 38 years old.

She grew up in La Courneuve, in the Paris suburb of Seine-Saint-Denis, as the second of three children. Her parents were originally from Sidi Bel Abbès, Algeria, and settled in France in 1984. She was raised alongside her older brother Djamel and younger sister Sarah.

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Ouazani was interested in sports while growing up and participated in activities including rugby and classical dance.

Her path into acting came unexpectedly when her mother took her to an open casting for Abdellatif Kechiche‘s film Games of Love and Chance, which was being filmed close to their neighborhood. At only 13, she secured the role of Frida, beginning a professional acting career that quickly changed the direction of her life.

Despite her early success in cinema, she continued her education. She earned a French economic and social baccalaureate before studying history at university.

She had initially considered pursuing journalism, but the growing number of acting opportunities eventually led her to concentrate on cinema. She has also practiced circus arts since 2012.

Personal Life

Sabrina Ouazani has kept much of her private life away from the spotlight. She was previously engaged to actor Yasmine Belmadi, whom she described as her first love. Belmadi died in a traffic accident in Paris in July 2009, a loss that had a lasting effect on her.

She later spoke about turning the grief surrounding his death into personal strength.

Ouazani later began a relationship with actor and filmmaker Franck Gastambide in 2015. The couple worked together on several productions and remained together for several years before separating.

Gastambide publicly confirmed their breakup in 2024, while Ouazani later described the separation as a painful period of her life.

Career

Sabrina Ouazani began her professional acting career in 2003 when she was cast by director Abdellatif Kechiche in Games of Love and Chance. Her performance as Frida earned strong critical attention and brought her a César Award nomination for Most Promising Actress in 2005.

The success of the film established her as one of the promising young performers in French cinema.

She followed her breakthrough with appearances in films including Three Boys, One Girl and a Wedding, Fauteuils d’orchestre, The Secret of the Grain, Paris, and Adieu Gary.

Her career continued to grow as she took on roles in acclaimed productions such as Of Gods and Men, All That Glitters, The Source, On the Other Side of the Tracks, Inch’Allah, and The Past.

Ouazani also became increasingly successful in commercial French cinema. She appeared in comedies including Pattaya and later starred as Samia in Taxi 5. She demonstrated her physical abilities in Break, training extensively for the dance-focused role, and later took on the demanding martial-arts lead in Kung Fu Zohra.

Her television career reached another major stage in 2018 when she joined Netflix’s The Hook Up Plan as Charlotte Ben Smires. The romantic comedy series ran from 2018 to 2022 and introduced her work to a broader international streaming audience.

She subsequently appeared in series such as Validé and Prière d’enquêter.

Alongside acting, Ouazani expanded into directing and writing, adding behind-the-camera work to her career. Her more recent projects include All for One, Kali, and other film productions, allowing her to continue moving between French cinema, television, streaming productions, and filmmaking.

Awards

• Mons International Festival of Love Films Best Actress (2004)
• César Award for Most Promising Actress Nomination (2005)
• Jutra Award for Best Supporting Actress (2013)

Net Worth

Sabrina Ouazani has an estimated net worth of approximately $3 million. Her wealth has been accumulated primarily through her long-running career in French film and television.

Additional income has come from streaming productions, directing and writing work, theatrical projects, and other entertainment-related opportunities.

Social Media

• Instagram: @sabrinaouazani

Filmography

• Games of Love and Chance (2003)
• Three Boys, One Girl and a Wedding (2004)
• Fauteuils d’orchestre (2006)
• The Secret of the Grain (2007)
• Paris (2008)
• Adieu Gary (2009)
• Of Gods and Men (2010)
• All That Glitters (2010)
• The Source (2011)
• On the Other Side of the Tracks (2012)
• Inch’Allah (2012)
• The Past (2013)
• Mohamed Dubois (2013)
• May Allah Bless France! (2014)
• The Squad (2015)
• Pattaya (2016)
• Open at Night (2016)
• The Outsider (2018)
• Taxi 5 (2018)
• Close Enemies (2018)
• The Hook Up Plan (2018–2022)
• Mica (2020)
• Validé (2020–2021)
• Kung Fu Zohra (2021)
• You Resemble Me (2021)
• Country Cabaret (2022)
• All for One (2024)
• Kali (2024)
• Better Days (2025)
• Extra Lucid (2025)
• The Blue Mauritius (2026)

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