Biography.

Azar gave birth to Agyeman in London. Azar was an Iranian, and Freema’s father, Osei who was Ghananian. Her parents went through a split when Freema was just a child. Feema has a brother, Dominic, younger than her and an elder sister, Leila. Feema’s mother Azar was from Islamic background and her father Osei was Methodist but to a little difference Ageyman did not practice either of the too but she grew up practicing Roman Catholic. She went to Our Lady’s Convent RC High School which is a Catholic school in north London. She attended the Anna Scher Theatre School in Islington and at the Middlesex University she specialized in drama and arts performance. She graduated in the year 2000.

Freema is skilled with martial arts and this brought a more effective approach to play the role of the Doctor’s companion. She has a tattoo on the arm which symbolizes her ancestry. The tattoo contains a butterfly with the Persian word raha, which means free, under it.

A Look into Her Personal Life.

Many of Freema’s fans wish to see her get married soon. As per the flying rumour it has been heard that the British actress, Freema is finally getting conjoined with her long time boyfriend soon. She has been living together with him and her friends and relatives have admired the romantic relationship between the couple. The actress has kept the identity of her fiancé a secret. As per the reports, the actress has chosen the time and place for tying the knot between them. Her parents are going to bear all her wedding expenses and she will be getting married in a Roman Catholic ceremony. She is expected to perform the wedding ceremony in a local church in London where her family, relative and friends would be present. Well, the 36 year old actress have decided to give a little time from her professional career to start a family.

Career

Freema Agyeman started her professional career as an actress by changing the spelling of her original name. She used Frema instead of Freema, as a professional name, for avoiding pronunciation problems. Freema’s most renowned role in TV is Lola Wise, which was acted in the revitalized series of ITV soap opera Crossroads. Freema had other small roles as guest appearances in some of the TV series like Mile High, The Bill and Casualty. She played a role of crime officer, Mary Ogden, in one episode of the crime serial Silent Witness. In Rulers and Dealers, an independent film directed and written by Stephen Lloyd Jackson, Freema played a role of a Nana.