Chef Haim Cohen Praises Co-Host Ruti Brodo, Reveals Contestant Surprises
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
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- Chef Haim Cohen praised his co-host Ruti Brodo's engagement with contestants on "The Kitchen VIP."
- Cohen revealed that contestant Avri Gilad showed unexpected warmth and friendship.
- The show aims to reveal contestants' personalities and foster human compassion.
- Cohen sees the show as a reflection of Israeli society's ability to unite.
- The new season of "The Kitchen VIP" is set to premiere soon.
Chef Haim Cohen, ahead of the new season of "The Kitchen VIP," spoke about his partnership with co-host Ruti Brodo and highlighted surprising insights gained from celebrity contestants. Cohen described his collaboration with Brodo as being at its peak, noting that she enjoys the show because it focuses on people and she "likes to delve into herself and into people." He elaborated that Brodo constantly compares herself to others, likening it to a "therapy session."
The show, which features well-known Israelis preparing dishes, also reveals different facets of their personalities. Cohen shared that he discovered a new side to contestant Avri Gilad, describing him as a "warm person and an amazing friend" whose "human warmth doesn't come across on screen." Cohen believes the show blends reality television with genuine human compassion.
Reflecting on the contestants, Cohen pondered their upbringing and the love they received, suggesting it influences their behavior. He sees the show as a mirror to Israeli society, acknowledging extreme elements but emphasizing the ability to sit together without division or boycotts. Cohen will return to judge the dishes alongside Brodo in the upcoming season of "The Kitchen VIP," airing on Keshet 12.
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