Alice Belaïdi is a French actress known for her versatile performances in film, television, and theater. Born on March 18, 1987, in Nîmes, France, she began her acting career in theater, earning acclaim for her role in the one-woman play "Confidences à Allah", which won her the Best Female Newcomer award at the Molières in 2010.

Belaïdi gained widespread recognition through her work in French cinema and TV. She is particularly known for her roles in films like "Les Kaïra" (2012), "Sous les jupes des filles" (2014), and "Hippocrate" (2014). On television, she starred in the series "Workingirls", showcasing her comedic talent.

Her career is marked by a mix of dramatic and comedic roles, and she continues to be celebrated for her bold and charismatic performances. Belaïdi is also known for her advocacy for diversity and representation in the French entertainment industry.