Dor Oz Cohen and Sofi Daniel Benjamin Officially Move In Together After 'Married at First Sight' Journey
Dor Oz Cohen and Sofi Daniel Benjamin, participants of the Israeli reality show "Married at First Sight," have officially taken the next step in their relationship by moving in together. Their relationship, which captivated the nation, has been marked by significant ups and downs including pregnancy, separation, and a heartfelt reunion. In a recent interview on the "Galit and Ilanit" show, the couple shared details about their journey and current life as parents to their son, Eitan Yitzhak.
Cohen announced with excitement that he left his job and business to open a new clinic in central Israel, emphasizing that they are now progressing at their own pace as a family. Benjamin added that they are currently living in Givatayim, focusing on rebuilding their relationship and strengthening their family foundation. Cohen reflected on the difficulty of leaving behind his previous life and career after only three months of knowing each other, highlighting the trust required to make such a decision.
The couple explained that before their breakup, they realized they were on a collision course and decided to temporarily separate to find a way back to each other. Benjamin admitted it was challenging to face pregnancy without Cohen initially, but she drew strength from the pregnancy itself and the certainty that Cohen would remain involved. Both acknowledged the intense public interest in their relationship, with Cohen noting that many viewers said they would stop believing in love if the couple did not stay together.
They recounted how their renewed connection developed naturally, especially with the shared responsibility of their child, and how watching their story unfold on television deepened their bond. Cohen described learning to open up emotionally through the show, while Benjamin emphasized her lack of ego and focus on their future. They also spoke about the challenges and joys of parenthood, praising each other’s dedication and growth as new parents.
Looking ahead, Cohen expressed gratitude for his family and the positive changes in his life, recommending the experience to others despite its difficulties. The couple continues to build their relationship carefully, prioritizing their child and mutual support.
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