Sabrina Seara Parra (born 27 March 1985 in Caracas, Venezuela) is a Venezuelan actress known for her work in telenovelas. She began her career in modeling and television commercials before enrolling in acting classes at RCTV’s 1BC Academy at age 16, studying under professor Ralph Kinnard. After completing her studies at the Marbe de la Castellana college, she secured her first leading role in the Televen series Guayoyo Express.
In 2009 Seara moved to Venevisión, where she starred as the protagonist in the telenovela Los misterios del amor. The following year she played an antagonist in Harina de otro Costal. Her breakthrough came in 2012 with the successful Venevisión production Válgame Dios, which increased her visibility across Latin America.
Seara subsequently transitioned to the U.S. market, joining the Telemundo series Pasión Prohibida (2013) alongside fellow Venezuelan actress Mónica Spear. She later appeared in the long‑running series El Señor de los Cielos, initially in a recurring role (Season 3) and later as a main cast member (Seasons 4–5), accumulating 201 episodes. Additional notable credits include Mi familia perfecta (2018), Betty en NY (2019), Los ricos también lloran (2022), and El amor no tiene receta (2024).
In her personal life, Seara married fellow actor Daniel Elbittar in 2014; the couple have two children. She obtained United States citizenship in 2020.
Seara’s career is characterized by a progression from Venezuelan domestic television to international Spanish‑language productions, with a repertoire that spans protagonist, antagonist, and supporting roles in a variety of dramatic series.
