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Israel HayomCulture

Singer Keren Peles Reveals Sweet Addiction Amid Difficult Times

Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba

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Israeli creator Keren Peles revealed on Instagram that her sugar consumption has drastically increased during difficult times. She shared a video of herself eating a coconut popsicle, humorously calling it "fruit" to justify eating two. Peles expressed hope that her followers are also finding ways to cope with the "complex days."

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  • Creator Keren Peles revealed an extreme increase in her sugar consumption on Instagram.
  • Peles shared a video of herself eating a coconut popsicle, calling it "fruit."
  • She admitted her sweet consumption has risen "extremely" during difficult times.
  • Peles asked her followers if they too were experiencing similar coping mechanisms.
  • The singer recently returned from a vacation with her partner Noam Tor.

Israeli creator Keren Peles has shared a candid glimpse into her coping mechanisms during a challenging period, revealing an extreme increase in her sugar consumption. Peles, who recently returned from a vacation with her partner Noam Tor, posted a video on her Instagram Stories detailing her newfound reliance on sweets.

In the clip, Peles is seen indulging in what she describes as "the most delicious ice cream in the world," a creamy coconut popsicle. She humorously justifies eating two, declaring, "Two of these? That's fruit! I'm eating fruit!" The singer admitted her "sweet consumption has increased extremely these days," expressing solidarity with her followers by asking, "I hope I'm not the only one. What difficult days, God!"

The revelation offers a personal look at how individuals are navigating what Peles refers to as "complex days," with her particular method involving a significant uptick in enjoying frozen treats.

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