Layla Abdullah
Born
Laila Abdallah Al-Faid

(1996-01-08) January 8, 1996
Kuwait
NationalityLebanese
Occupation(s)Actress, Hostess
Years active2009-present
SpouseZarnol 2016-2021

Laila Abdullah Al-Faid (Arabic: ليلى عبد الله) (born 8 January 1996) is a Lebanese actress living in Kuwait. She is known for her roles in television series broadcast in the Gulf region.

Early life

Abdullah was born in Kuwait to Lebanese parents.[1] Her parents are deaf and mute and she learned sign language.[2][3] Her younger sister Shahad Abdallah is also an actress.[4]

Career

As a young teenager, Abdullah began her career as a model in music videos, including for a song by the Saudi singer Abdul Majeed Abdullah. Her first role was in the television show Saher Al-lail in 2010, where she impressed the director Muhammad Dahham Al-Shammari who cast her a recurring role in his subsequent television series Tu Nahar. She later starred in the comedy series Bab Al-Faraj alongside Ali Jumaa and Elham Al-Fadala.[5]

Personal life

In December 2017 she married Iranian actor Abdallah Abass, but they divorced after a couple months in 2018.[6]

Works

TV Series

  • Saher Al-lail (2010)
  • Evil Souls 3 (2010)
  • Tu Nahar (2010)
  • Saher Al Lail 2: Zenat Al Hayat (2011)
  • Bab Al-Faraj (2011)
  • Lahfat Al Khater (2011)
  • The Pain of Victory (2011)
  • Teach Me How to Forget You (2012)
  • Akoon Aw La (2012)
  • Ghareeb Al Dar (2012)
  • University Girls (2012)
  • Kinat al-Sham Wa Kanayen al-Shamiya (2012)
  • Hajr al-Habib (2012)
  • Jar Al-Qamar (2013)
  • Sir al Hawa (2013)
  • I will see you good (2014)
  • Al-Wajha (2014)
  • Maskanak Yewfy (2014)
  • High heel (2014)
  • Breaking Thoughts (2014)
  • Uncle Saqer (2015)
  • There is a Song in Her Eyes (2015)
  • Girl and Old man (2015)
  • Zero Hour (2016)
  • After The end (2016)
  • Pomegranate (2017)
  • Little Sky (2017)
  • No Parking (2017)
  • Ham Nawaya (2018)
  • Alkhafi aatham (2018)
  • The street crossing (2018)
  • Agenda (2019)
  • Thorn hugging (2019)

Plays

  • Love Story (2011)
  • Alghoul (2011)
  • Dreams of a Homeland (2012)
  • The Wizard's Castle (2012)
  • Cocoa Factory (2013)
  • Newspaper Seller (2014)
  • Ghost Scream (2015)
  • Khamis kemash khashem habash (2015)
  • Roman Bath (2016)
  • Kids area (2017)
  • Tomorrow (2018)
  • Friends of clouds (2019)

Movies

Hosting

  • Tarek show (2014)
  • Inzel boshinki (2019)

References

  1. ↑ Jamal, Samah (7 May 2012). "ليلى عبدالله: أتمنى لقب «سعاد حسني الكويت»... وبعدها أنتحر!". Al Rai (in Arabic). Archived from the original on 25 March 2014.
  2. ↑ "ليلى عبدالله: تعلمت لغة الإشارة لأن والديّ من الصم والبكم لذا أتقنت الدور". Al-Watan (in Arabic). 24 August 2014. Retrieved 3 December 2023.
  3. ↑ Alluh, Rafeef Abed (6 September 2023). "Laila Abdullah's Heartbreaking Revelations: Harassment, Family Struggles, and Overcoming Criticism". Watan. Retrieved 3 December 2023.
  4. ↑ "صورة ليلى عبدالله مع شقيقاتها وأمها تربك الجمهور: الشبه صادم!". Layalina (in Arabic). 12 November 2021. Retrieved 3 December 2023.
  5. ↑ "ليلى عبدالله: مازلت طالبة في الصف الثامن والداي شجّعاني وأعمامي رفضوا دخولي الفن". Al Rai (in Arabic). 31 January 2011. Archived from the original on 25 March 2014.
  6. ↑ ليلى عبد الله بعد انفصالها عن عبدالله عباس: عملي هو شغفي
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