Pamela El Kik

El Kik was born in Deir al-Qamar, south-east of Beirut. Her first appearances were long sketches shot with Wassim Tabbarah, at the age of 15. Tabbarah encouraged her to be follow a career in art; the young Pamela wanted since to be a professional actress. El Kik started her early formal career at the age of 18 while studying communication arts specialized in cinema at The Holy Spirit University of Kaslik (USEK). She participated in some local works: Erbit Tenhall (2005), Imraa Min Dayaa (2005), Madame Bambino (2006) and Sara (2009). ==Personal life==

In June 2023 during an interview on Al Jadeed, El Kik addressed speculation about her personal life, stating that she had been wrongly labeled based on her acting roles. She expressed support for personal freedom and said she would not object to marrying a woman if she fell in love. El Kik also clarified that she is attracted to men but would be open to a relationship with a woman under certain circumstances. She rejected being labeled and emphasized that love should not be limited by societal expectations. == Awards ==

• Murex d’or Award for Best Supporting Actress for her performance in Samra (2016) • Murex d’or Award for Best Supporting Actress for her performance in The Forbidden Love (2010). • Murex d’or Award for Best Supporting Actress for her performance in Due El Gharam (2012). == Works ==

Series Films TV shows • She participated in Celebrity Duets first season on LBCI in (2011), where she sang with many artists including: Assi El-Hallani, Kathem El-Saher, Marwan Khoury, Moein Shreif and other big names. • Casino du Liban also collaborated with Pamela when she guest starred Broadway Show that was hosted there over 3 successful nights. Books In 2014, El Kik revealed her mindset through a book, No’ta (نقطة), which was launched during the Arabic Book Fair in Beirut. The book is a social, artistic and political handwritten quotes diary. Other works El Kik joined George Khabbaz in a play called Aal Tarik. == References ==