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Culture14:29 · 43m ago

Danna Zarmon Defends Explicit Spa Video Amidst Public Outcry

By מערכת ice
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
The story · English

Israeli social media star Danna Zarmon has ignited controversy following a video she posted from a spa vacation abroad with her husband, Guy Biton, and their two children. The clip, filmed in a hotel spa where full nudity is required for hygiene, showed Biton undressing and Zarmon exclaiming about his anatomy, despite blurring private parts. The video quickly drew widespread criticism online, with many accusing Zarmon of exploiting intimate moments for likes and publicity, calling the act "commercialization" and "excessive chasing of likes."

Responding to the backlash, both Zarmon and Biton addressed the criticism on Sunday. Biton posted a sarcastic video taking full responsibility, claiming he asked his wife to film and share the content. Zarmon then launched a direct counter-attack against her detractors, questioning their reaction to a "blurred and censored video of a naked man in a pool."

Zarmon clarified that such practices are common in family hotels in the area. She concluded by stating her personal philosophy, asserting that "sex and nudity are natural, as long as it is consensual, it is the most beautiful and good thing in the world, it is a damn commandment. And you know what the most beautiful and good thing in the world is? Freedom."

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