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Culture19:52 · 59m ago

Michal Hakatanah and Yehuda Bohbot Reunite for New Docu-Reality Series

By מערכת iceUpdated 54 minutes ago
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
The story · English

Just one month after announcing their separation, Israeli celebrities Michal Hakatanah (Michal the Little) and Yehuda Bohbot are back together, filming for a new docu-reality series produced by Israel Entertainment. The series, set to premiere soon on the Israel Shorts platform, will delve into the personal and professional lives of the former couple.

Filming for the series reportedly began before their breakup, meaning their reconciliation caught the production team by surprise and necessitated a shift in the storyline. The show will feature the couple addressing their separation for the first time, discussing their decision to end their relationship after approximately nine months together.

In August, Hakatanah and Bohbot announced their split via social media, stating that while they shared "great and true love," they realized their paths had diverged. Their breakup itself will now become a central element of the new series' narrative.

A teaser released for the show depicts the pair navigating the aftermath of their separation, discussing the challenges of their relationship and its end. In one clip, Hakatanah is heard saying, "I thought love always wins," while Bohbot adds, "We were used to being together a lot and lost ourselves." The teaser also includes Hakatanah questioning, "Do you think we should just break up?"

The series is produced by Yoav Gross Productions and aims to follow both their careers and personal lives, alongside the relationship that existed between them.

Read the original at Ice
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