Biography
Kaiti Konstantinou (Rododaphne, Achaia, 18 December 1962 – Athens, 10 March 2025) was a Greek comedic actress of theatre, film and television. She became particularly known for her role as Soso Papadima in the comedy series Crimes (1998-2000). She participated in many television series, theatre performances and films.
She was born in Rododaphne, Achaia. She simultaneously finished the Philosophy and Drama School of the Art Theatre, from which she graduated in 1986, together with her friends Maria Kavogianni and Yro Mane. She had also worked as a philologist.
Her first role was in the theatre play "Inner Voices" at the Art Theatre. She became widely known for her performance as Soso Papadima in the series "Crimes". She had participated in many theatrical performances, as well as in films and television series.
For the last two years of her life, she struggled with an aggressive form of cancer. She died as a result of this in a private hospital in Athens after a short hospitalization, on March 10, 2025, at the age of 62.
Filmography
Cast Credits

The Curse of Tzela Delafraga
Character: Alexis Vrontaki
TV • 2024

Mama's Cake
Character: Evanthia Vasilena
TV • 2020

Η Μαμά Λείπει Ταξίδι για Δουλειές
Character: Άντζι Αυξεντίου
TV • 2016

You Can’t Take From One Who Does Not Have
Character: Judas
TV • 2010

Deligiannio Girls' School
Character: Δεσπούλα Δεληγιάννη-Μεταξά
TV • 2007

Δεληγιάννειον Παρθεναγωγείον
Character: Δεσπούλα Μεταξά
TV • 2007

Enas gamos, mia kideia kai mia voulgara
Character:
MOVIE • 2005

7 Deadly Mother-in-Laws
Character: Antigoni
TV • 2004

7 Deadly Mother-in-Laws
Character: Nitsa
TV • 2004

7 Deadly Mother-in-Laws
Character: Mairi
TV • 2004

Blackmail Boy
Character: Teta
MOVIE • 2003

Crying... Silicon Tears
Character: Tzela's friend
MOVIE • 2001

Kapou se Xero
Character: Kostas Karlatos / Lilika Georgiou
TV • 2001

My Best Friend
Character: Liza
MOVIE • 2001

Eglimata
Character: Σωσώ Παπαδήμα
TV • 1998

Καλά ξεμπερδέματα
Character: Καίτη
TV • 1996

Ntoltse Vita
Character: Κυρία Χρυσούλα
TV • 1995