Natacha Karam, a talented actress born in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, to a mother of Northern Irish descent, Bernadette Devlin, and a father of Lebanese heritage, Marc Karam. Her unique blend of Lebanese and Northern Irish ancestry has significantly influenced her perspective and approach to her craft.
Karam's childhood was marked by a nomadic lifestyle, with her family relocating to various countries in the Middle East, including Jordan, Jeddah, Bahrain, Dubai, and Ireland. This diverse upbringing has allowed her to develop a deep understanding of different cultures and a sense of belonging to multiple "homes." Her experiences have also instilled in her a strong sense of empathy and humanity, which she brings to her characters.
After turning eighteen, Karam made the bold decision to move to London to pursue a career in acting and attend art school. Her decision was driven by her passion for the craft and her desire to hone her skills in a city renowned for its rich theatrical heritage.
Karam's fluency in French and her proficiency in Arabic have undoubtedly enriched her performances, allowing her to tap into her diverse cultural heritage and bring a unique perspective to her roles.
Her notable roles include series regular positions in the NBC military drama "THE BRAVE," where she portrayed the character of elite sniper Jaz Khan, and in the Ryan Murphy hit series "9-1-1: LONE STAR," where she played firefighter Marjan Marwani. Her physical capabilities, honed through her passion for boxing, have been a hallmark of her performances.
In addition to her television work, Karam has also appeared in the feature film "The Old Guard" alongside Charlize Theron on Netflix and had a significant arc in season six of the Emmy Award-winning series "Homeland" on Showtime.
