Influencer Liran Kohner Shares Emotional Reaction to TV Show

Israeli influencer Liran Kohner shared a deeply personal and emotional moment with her hundreds of thousands of social media followers, documenting herself weeping uncontrollably while watching a television program. In a video posted to her Instagram account, Kohner was seen watching an episode of the show "Baby Boom" on Keshet 12, struggling to hold back tears. She captioned the footage, "Oh my god, Baby Boom, I'm shattered," expressing her overwhelming emotion. Kohner explained that she stumbled upon the program by chance, stating, "I accidentally found myself in this situation. Guy left the TV on, I can't believe what a wonderful thing this is."

Just hours earlier, Kohner had documented a family bike ride along Tel Aviv's beaches, reflecting on future plans. "When we don't live in Tel Aviv someday, one of the things I'll miss most in the world is spontaneously getting up from the sea, getting on bikes, and deciding to go eat together," she wrote alongside the video. The following morning, Kohner shared her wake-up routine, titled "The moment of waking up after yesterday's illustration." In a video, she was seen energetically waking her daughters for their return to routine, saying, "Good morning, going to kindergarten, not school. It was fun during the vacation, but we're returning to family routines."

Later, Kohner shared a humorous monologue about her daughter, "Does everyone have that child they are most afraid of? In our case, it's Kiki." She expressed happiness that her daughter woke up in a good mood but admitted with apprehension, "I'm trembling to tell her that the hairstyle we did yesterday is ruined, and I'm considering how to tell her."

This is not the first time Kohner has chosen to share complex personal struggles with her followers as a mother of three young daughters. In a story posted about a month prior from her car, she confessed, "I want you to know that I feel terrible about the fact that I'm not meeting my standards right now, not in output, not in creativity, not in work." That honest sharing came after her husband, Guy Geor, flew abroad for a bachelor party, leaving her to cope alone. Kohner addressed this humorously, writing, "Poor Gushi had to leave everything to fly to the bachelor party, what a nightmare to get up in the middle of the night for an early flight."