Davina Karamoy
Indonesian female actress
Davina Tesalonika Karamoy (born August 17, 2002) is an Indonesian actress and singer. Davina Karamoy started to become famous since playing the character Gisel on the series Tukang Ojek Pengkolan in 2018.
Early life
Davina Karamoy is the third of five siblings. Both of her older and both of her younger siblings are twins. Her older twins are Sandri Karamoy and Sandro Karamoy, while her younger twins are named Serafina Belacia Karamoy and Winona Elysia Karamoy. Before Davina's birth, Davina's mother was pregnant with five fetuses, meaning Davina Karamoy also had four twin brothers, but two of them did not survive as fetuses and were declared dead due to not developing, while the other two died shortly after birth.
Davina Karamoy's father is a Protestant Christian and her mother's religion is Islam. She was raised as a in her father's religion and decided to convert to Islam while in Senior High School.
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