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Sarah Lahbati Alzol (born October 9, 1993 in Geneva, Switzerland) is a Moroccan-Filipino actress and reality show contestant who gained media attention as a finalist on the 5th season of StarStruck, a Philippine overall talent show broadcast on GMA Network.
Sarah Lahbati auditioned for the fifth season of StarStruck in 2009 while on an evangelical concert with her church. On November 29, she was announced as one of the season's 14 finalists along with Rocco Nacino, Sef Cadayona, Ian Batherson, Rye Burgos, Steven Silva, Piero Vergara, Enzo Pineda, Diva Montelaba, Zeryl Lim, Rox Montealegre, Fianca Cruz, Nina Kodaka, and Princess Snell.
And on December 1, official fan group for Sarah is form. And to make it unique among the others, since Sarah Lahbati knows how to speak French they came up with Amis de Sarah, which stands for Friends of Sarah.
Early on she was described as a clear front-runner, with most of her fellow female contestants describing her as their "biggest threat" in the competition. On February 21, 2010, she emerged as the Ultimate Female Survivor of the competition with an average score of 94.6 per cent, her male counterpart being Filipino-American Steven Silva. As one of the winners of the competition, she received a P1.5 million cash prize and an exclusive contract with GMA Network with a minimum guarantee of P3.5 million pesos.
And on December 1, official fan group for Sarah is form. And to make it unique among the others, since Sarah Lahbati knows how to speak French they came up with Amis de Sarah, which stands for Friends of Sarah.
Early on she was described as a clear front-runner, with most of her fellow female contestants describing her as their "biggest threat" in the competition. On February 21, 2010, she emerged as the Ultimate Female Survivor of the competition with an average score of 94.6 per cent, her male counterpart being Filipino-American Steven Silva. As one of the winners of the competition, she received a P1.5 million cash prize and an exclusive contract with GMA Network with a minimum guarantee of P3.5 million pesos.
