Yael Shelbia Hints at Future with Lance Stroll: 'It Will Happen'
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Model Yael Shelbia discussed her relationship with Formula 1 driver Lance Stroll, confirming they will spend holidays together and hinting at future milestones like meeting families and potential marriage, stating "it will happen."
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- Yael Shelbia and Lance Stroll celebrated her 25th birthday in Mykonos.
- Shelbia confirmed they will spend Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur together.
- She believes Stroll is "the one" and their relationship is progressing.
- Meeting families is complicated but "will happen," she said.
- Shelbia suggested marriage "will happen" at the right time.
Israeli model Yael Shelbia recently celebrated her 25th birthday with a surprise party in Mykonos, organized by her boyfriend, Formula 1 driver Lance Stroll. Shelbia, who is the spokesperson for ZER4U, a flower shop chain, attended a campaign photoshoot in Holon on Tuesday. During the event, she spoke with Walla! Celebs about her relationship with Stroll and their future plans.
When asked about her birthday celebration, Shelbia described it as "crazy" and a complete surprise, stating she had no expectation of a proposal, only a fun atmosphere. She confirmed that she and Stroll will spend Rosh Hashanah with her family in northern Israel and Yom Kippur together in Israel.
Shelbia reiterated her belief that Stroll is "the one," calling this the "most fun stage" of their relationship as they progress slowly. Regarding meeting each other's families, she acknowledged the complexity due to their international travel schedules but expressed confidence that "it will happen."
When questioned about potential marriage in the coming year, Shelbia, who has been asked about weddings since she was 17, stated, "It will happen at the right and appropriate moment." She added that she has not yet considered whether a wedding would take place in Israel or abroad.
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