Emeraude Toubia
- Actress
- Producer
- Executive
Emeraude Toubia is a Mexican-American actress and producer known for bringing strength, depth, and authenticity to every role she inhabits.
Raised in Brownsville, Texas to a Mexican mother and Lebanese father, Toubia has built a career that bridges cultures and continents. She first captured global attention as Isabelle Lightwood in the hit Netflix series Shadowhunters, earning praise for her powerful presence and emotional range. She later starred in Amazon Prime Video's romantic comedy With Love, created by Gloria Calderón Kellett, where she brought warmth and wit to the role of Lily Diaz-solidifying her as one of the most charismatic Latina leads in television today.
In 2025, Toubia stars in Rosario, a psychological horror film directed by Felipe Vargas (Milk Teeth). The role marks a daring new chapter in her career, showcasing her ability to balance vulnerability with intensity in a story about grief, identity, and survival.
Featured in Vogue, Elle, Harper's Bazaar, and Cosmopolitan, Toubia continues to redefine what it means to merge artistry, culture, and influence with purpose.
Based in Los Angeles, she remains devoted to stories that reflect the beauty and complexity of identity-and to portraying women who lead with both heart and power.
Raised in Brownsville, Texas to a Mexican mother and Lebanese father, Toubia has built a career that bridges cultures and continents. She first captured global attention as Isabelle Lightwood in the hit Netflix series Shadowhunters, earning praise for her powerful presence and emotional range. She later starred in Amazon Prime Video's romantic comedy With Love, created by Gloria Calderón Kellett, where she brought warmth and wit to the role of Lily Diaz-solidifying her as one of the most charismatic Latina leads in television today.
In 2025, Toubia stars in Rosario, a psychological horror film directed by Felipe Vargas (Milk Teeth). The role marks a daring new chapter in her career, showcasing her ability to balance vulnerability with intensity in a story about grief, identity, and survival.
Featured in Vogue, Elle, Harper's Bazaar, and Cosmopolitan, Toubia continues to redefine what it means to merge artistry, culture, and influence with purpose.
Based in Los Angeles, she remains devoted to stories that reflect the beauty and complexity of identity-and to portraying women who lead with both heart and power.
