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A birthday surprise for Eden Pines was spoiled by one guest's slip-up

By זיו שזו
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

Model Eden Pines celebrated her 29th birthday on Saturday night at a surprise party planned by her new husband, singer Omer Cohen. The event was arranged in detail at the couple’s home in Caesarea, where they recently moved, and Cohen coordinated with close friends, sending invitations in secret and stressing that no one should tell the guest of honor.

The surprise collapsed before the party began after one of the invited friends accidentally mentioned the celebration to Pines. The article says the leak destroyed the carefully planned surprise, even though the party was still held at their home and doubled as a housewarming.

Pines and Cohen married last month, after less than two years together. Their wedding included Amir Dadon leading the couple under the canopy with Lana Del Rey’s “Young and Beautiful,” and Israel’s former Chief Rabbi David Yosef officiated.

To mark the wedding, Cohen released a two-song mini album called “Wedding Songs.” In a post, he wrote, “I am more excited than usual to release these songs on my wedding day. I dedicate them to the love of my life, and to you, my dear brothers and sisters.” Their wedding was attended by about 1,200 guests and took place roughly eight months after they became engaged at a festive Rosh Hashanah dinner.

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