Children of Israeli Sports Stars Shine in Modeling Careers

Three young Israeli women, daughters of renowned athletes, are making their mark in the modeling world while balancing other pursuits. Anastasia Avramov, 17, daughter of two-time European pole vault champion Alex Avramov, has been modeling since age three and has worked with international brands like Guess and Armani. She also has a significant social media following and has acted in Israeli television shows and films.

Noam Ze'evi, 17, daughter of Olympic judo medalist Arik Ze'evi, is also a successful model and an accomplished athlete herself, excelling in hurdles and the heptathlon, having won national championships in both. She initially trained in gymnastics and judo before transitioning to athletics, inspired by her father's legacy and the Olympic-themed class at her high school.

Gal Amir, 27, daughter of former sailor and model Eldad Amir, has had a modeling career that has taken her to New York, Paris, Milan, and London. She also works as a Pilates instructor. Her father, a former model himself, cautioned her about the industry's pitfalls when she started at age 15.

All three young women credit their athlete parents for instilling discipline, a strong work ethic, and the drive to pursue their goals. While their parents are proud of their daughters' achievements, they emphasize the importance of hard work and staying true to oneself, with some noting that athletic success is a result of dedication, while modeling can also be influenced by genetics. The daughters express aspirations for continued success in their chosen fields, with Noam Ze'evi dreaming of an Olympic medal and a cover of 'La'Isha' magazine.