Yasmine Lafitte is a Moroccan, French adult film actress and model who was born on October 1, 1973 in Thar Est-Souk and moved with her family to France, Lyon, when she was five months old. He studied as a nurse, paid for his studies as a waitress. He started his adult film career in 2004 after applying for a magazine ad for amateur characters with his partner at the time. In 2006, he was on the talk show "La Méthode Cauet" of the TF1 channel, then he appeared regularly in magazines, interviews, face of FHM magazine, and participated in various events. In 2007 he entered into an exclusive contract with the famous producer Marc Dorcel, this year he also played a major role in Danielle Arbid's movie "Lost Man" (Un homme perdu), presented at the Cannes Film Festival. In 2008 he played a supportive role in Olivier Marchal's MRI 73 movie. He has worked regularly with the Marc Dorcel Productions studios such as Casino - No Limit, Bordello Deluxe, Memoirs of Yasmine, French Connection, Russian Institute - Lesson 10, Story of Yasmine, Yasmine - Sex For Cash or Yasmine and the Sex Models. In 2005, he founded his own production company with his husband Olivier Lafitte under the name "Alko Productions." In 2007, he won the Venus Award "Best European Access" award and received further professional recognition during his career. In February 2009, he retired from erotic films to focus on traditional films and film productions. In his erotic films he used the artist's name Yasmine or Yasmine Lafitte, his style is characterized by nature and confidence, and he was a major player in the French erotic film industry.