Monia Ayachi is a multilingual Belgian-Tunisian actress, born with a passion for acting and singing that has been evident from a young age. She began taking drama and singing lessons, which ultimately led to her landing a show on Belgian TV, "Pour La Gloire". Her exceptional charisma, beauty, and multifaceted talents caught the attention of a prominent Belgian casting director and producer, who subsequently hired her to play the lead in a Belgian-French production.
Monia's dedication to her craft led her to pursue higher education at the National Conservatory Of Music, where she earned a degree in Opera and Drama. She then relocated to Los Angeles to attend NYFA and earn an additional degree in fine arts.
Throughout her career, Monia has accumulated an impressive array of credits, including her recent role opposite Oscar-nominated and Golden Globe-winning actor Colin Farrell in Apple TV's "Sugar". She has also landed recurring roles on ABC's "General Hospital", NBC's "Days Of Our Lives", and the pilot "Music Academy", directed by renowned director Diana Valentine.
In addition to her on-screen accomplishments, Monia has also made a mark in the world of video games, cast as "Anais Fontaine" in "Wolfenstein Youngblood" and appearing in numerous other titles. Furthermore, she booked a role in the feature film "Pyongyang", directed by Oscar-winning director Gore Verbinski and starring Steve Carell, although unfortunately, the film was postponed.
Monia's most recent lead role was in the feature film "Bad Luck Dandelion", directed by Gary King, whose films have garnered numerous awards.
As a creative force, Monia not only acts but also writes and produces her own films. Her multicultural film "Ignofear" won first place at the Audience Awards at the California Women's Film Festival and was an official selection at the Canadian Diversity Film Festival in Toronto. Her latest film, "For The Love Of Hate", won first place at the audience awards at the California Women's film festival in 2019. Monia takes pride in creating content that conveys a strong message.
In addition to her work in film and television, Monia has also served as a host for NBC Universal's E!News International France for many years, as well as a producer for E!News International Dubai. She is also a French travel host for Brand USA.
Monia's mixed heritage has granted her a unique gift – she is a true polyglot, speaking six languages: French, Dutch, English, Spanish, Arabic, and Portuguese. She is also proficient in several dialects and is a highly skilled piano player and classical singer. Due to her linguistic abilities, Monia frequently dubs films and television shows and works extensively in the voice-over world.
When not pursuing her acting and creative endeavors, Monia can often be found doing handstands across the USA, as she is an avid practitioner of the art. Her signature upside-down head of curls is a distinguishing feature that sets her apart, making her a standout in any crowd.
