The eldest of seven siblings, born to Moroccan parents, began his journey by studying law, only to later pursue a career in journalism with the Hachette Filipacchi Médias group in 2002.
For seven years, he delved into scoops and gossip, before shifting his focus towards the photo service. In 2008, he joined the Studio Pygmalion, a coaching structure for actors, where he discovered his passion for acting.
Through appearances in film and television, he honed his craft before taking the stage by writing (alongside Maddouri Wad) and performing his first one-man show, FMyLife, at the Theatre Montmartre Galabru in 2011.
He then landed substantial film roles, including The Disintegration, presented at the 68th Venice Film Festival, as well as Paulette, Jerome Enrico Des Apaches, and Nassim Amaouche. He also appeared in television series such as Mafiosa and Transporter.
Prior to his acting career, in 2001, he became the France champion amateur kickboxer in the super heavy category and was awarded the Medal of the National Assembly for this achievement.
