Liraz Charhi

Liraz Charhi is an actress and musician based in Tel Aviv. She began her career in 2004 with the critically acclaimed Israeli film Turn Left at the End of the World, earning a best actress nomination from the Israeli Film Academy. She has since appeared in numerous musicals, films, and television shows, including Israel's production of Guys and Dolls (2006) and a dance theatre portrayal of Frida Kahlo (2017). Her Hollywood credits include Fair Game (2010) opposite Naomi Watts and Sean Penn, and A Late Quartet (2012) as the love interest of Philip Seymour Hoffman. In 2020, she played Mossad agent Yael Kadosh in the Israeli espionage series Tehran, which premiered internationally on Apple TV+.

Charhi has released two successful Hebrew-language albums, praised locally. In recent years, she has explored her Persian roots, singing in Farsi, the language of her parents' homeland, Iran. Her musical project blends modern sounds with ethnic Persian flavors, and she performs worldwide. Her album Zan came out in 2020, followed by Roya in 2022.

At 48, she remains active in both acting and music, with a slim build and natural appearance that have been part of her on-screen presence. Her Instagram following stands at 114k, reflecting ongoing fan engagement.