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Reality Star Avitar Kahana Shares Childhood Photo Ahead of School Year

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Avitar Kahana, a star from the Israeli reality show "Married at First Sight," shared a childhood photo on Instagram to mark the back-to-school season. The photo features him as a young boy wearing a kippah and smiling widely.

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  • Reality star Avitar Kahana shared a childhood photo.
  • The photo was posted to celebrate the back-to-school season.
  • Kahana is known from the show "Married at First Sight."
  • He posted the picture on his Instagram account.
  • The image shows him as a child wearing a kippah.

As the back-to-school season sweeps social media, Avitar Kahana, a star from the Israeli reality show "Married at First Sight," has joined the trend by sharing a nostalgic childhood photo. Kahana, who identified as a religious Zionist (Dati Leumi) from Jerusalem and found a lasting connection with his on-screen bride Neta, posted the image on his Instagram account on Tuesday.

The picture shows a young Kahana wearing a colorful crocheted kippah, a printed shirt, and red pants, beaming with a wide smile. He captioned the photo, "Here I am, the little one, on September 1st sometime in the previous millennium," and set the background music to the song "Little is the Most Fun in the World" by the band Hi-Five.

The post invites followers to guess if they would recognize the Jerusalem-born reality star from his innocent childhood appearance. Kahana and Neta have become a close couple both on and off the show.

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