Actress Rona-Lee Shim'on Misses Fitness Routine a Year After Birth

Actress Rona-Lee Shim'on shared on Sunday, after the conclusion of the Jewish holidays, her strong longing for her pre-pregnancy fitness routine. Shim'on, who gave birth to her first child, Oli Yonatan Shim'on, in mid-July over a year ago, posted on Instagram expressing her deep desire to return to working out. "The holidays are over, let's go train," she wrote, accompanying a video of herself during a workout. She rhetorically asked, "How much do I miss training, from one to eight thousand?" The post was captioned "Rona-Lee Shim'on, one year after birth," with heart and crying emojis.

Last week, Shim'on had spoken about her difficulty leaving the house, noting that her mother provided assistance. "It was really hard for me to leave the house today. But there's no one like mom in the world," she wrote alongside a selfie, adding that "thanks to her, I went to listen to some music."

At the end of July, Shim'on also discussed the challenges of her son Oli's prolonged illness. "My child has been sick at home for a week, and it's so frustrating to leave a sick child at home. I knew it was hard, but I didn't imagine how hard. It's splitting, it splits the soul," she stated, visibly emotional.