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General10:58 · Jun 18

Noa Kirel and Daniel Peretz reportedly disagree over how many children to have

By אפרת קרסנר
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The story · English

Singer Noa Kirel and goalkeeper Daniel Peretz may be planning a future together, but one family topic is already causing disagreement: the size of their future family. The revelation came from Kirel’s mother, Ilana Kirel, who posted about it on Noa Kirel’s Instagram account on Thursday.

Ilana said she believes, “Noa wants 3,” but added that she knows Daniel “wants a lot.” The post framed Peretz as hoping for a very large family, while Kirel is said to prefer just three children.

According to the post, the difference may reflect their lifestyles. Peretz is portrayed as leaning toward a big household, while Kirel, with a packed schedule and international career, is said to have put a quick stop to the idea and is firm about three children only.

The post did not say whether either of them has changed their mind. It leaves open whether Peretz will compromise or Kirel will agree to have more children in the future.

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