Odelya Haveli stuns in beach photos
The new Assistant District Attorney is an Israeli actress.
After a two-year hiatus, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit has returned for its 21st season, and the iconic crime thriller has a striking new legal team member.
Odelya Haveli has joined the cast as the Assistant District Attorney, although she took some well-deserved time off before making her NBC debut.
The actress shared some vacation photos with her ardent social media fans, and it looks that the Law & Order series is about to get a bit hotter.
Odelya dazzled in a number of eye-catching swimwear as she strutted her thing and basked in the sun on a tropical-looking beach.
Samantha Maroun, the Israeli-born actress, was relaxed and unrecognizable from her suited and booted persona.
The new season premiered on February 24, but it has already sparked enthusiasm among fans who have been waiting a long time for the old program to return.
Odelya, who was born and raised in Israel but relocated to Los Angeles to seek a career in acting, has landed a major break.
But, as she told Jewish Journal, it wasn't an easy move. "At first, it was a major struggle. I previously worked at a restaurant. I made a lot of friends and attended acting courses there.“
"I made a film as a student. While I awaited my green card, I practiced my English. I hired a commercial agent and began working on commercials. I felt prepared to take the next step."
Odelya has also won a role in the DC film Black Adam, which will be released in July 2022, opposite Dwayne Johnson.
She's also been in NBC's Midnight, Texas, Good Girls Revolt, and New Girl, among other shows.
She is a well-known figure who has piqued people's curiosity in learning more about her, but now the entire globe is looking for Odelya. On social networks, there's a lot of information on her. She is a well-known actress, TV personality, and internet star.
Odelya becomes well-known after acting in the American teenage television drama Good Girls Revolt. Her portrayal of Talia was well-received by both fans and reviewers of the program.
