Vaso Laskaraki

Vaso (Vasiliki) Laskaraki (; born 19 October 1979) is a Greek actress and tv hostess. After she finished her acting studies, she started working as an actress on theatre while some years after she made her first television appearances on greek soap operas as Ambitions and Love. She rosed to fame with the role of Loukia Asimaki on MEGA comedy The Block of Flats on 2008. She is also known for the lead role of Lydia Chambea on ALPHA comedy Your Family (2014-2019, 2025–present).

Early life She was born and raised in Thessaloniki, Greece to Anastasia Laskaraki (née Vamvakidou) and Christos Laskarakis. After school, she studied acting at National Theatre of Northern Greece's drama school.

Filmography Television Year Title Role Notes 2005-2006 Ambitions Pepi Main role, 190 episodes 2006-2008 Love Ariadne Lambrou Main role, 300 episodes 2007 Traces Angeliki Fillipou Episode: "The shop window girl" 2008-2011 The Block of Flats Loukia Asimaki Lead role, 130 episodes 2011-2014 Stolen Dreams Fay Savvidi Lead role, 317 episodes 2014-2019 Your Family Lydia Chambea Lead role, 307 episodes 2019-2020 Love After Anna Makridi Lead role, 97 episodes 2021-2022 In Foreign Hands Tonia Mavromati Lead role, 157 episodes 2022-2023 Mary Mary Mary Mary B Lead role, 43 episodes (5 unaired) 2023-2024 The Break with Vaso Laskaraki Herself (host) Sunday talk show on Skai TV; 17 episodes 2024 2023 Cyprus Eating Awards Herself (co-host) SIGMA TV special 2025–present Your Family Lydia Chambea Lead role

Film Year Title Role Notes 2014 Thursday the 12th waitress Film debut

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Personal life Laskaraki began dating Greek actor Giannis Tsimitselis in 2009, after meeting on the set of TV series I Polykatoikia. They married on October 24, 2013, in Athens and on November 10, 2013, she gave birth to their daughter, Evangelia "Eva" Tsimitseli. On September 28, 2017, Laskaraki and Tsimitselis announced their divorce with their lawyer's statement on media. On April 24, 2019, Laskaraki married Greek chef Lefteris Soultatos in Crete, Greece.