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Singer Keren Peles Reveals Sweet Addiction Amid Difficult Times

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Singer Keren Peles Opens Up About Emotional Eating Amid Difficult Times

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Israeli singer Keren Peles revealed on Instagram that she is experiencing extreme emotional eating due to the difficult times, which remind her of October 7th. She shared a video of herself eating an ice pop and noted her increased consumption of sweets. Peles recently returned from a vacation in Greece with her ex-husband and their children, cutting the trip short for a performance.

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  • Singer Keren Peles is experiencing extreme emotional eating during difficult times.
  • Peles shared her struggles on Instagram, noting increased consumption of sweets.
  • She linked her emotional eating to memories of the October 7th trauma.
  • Peles recently returned from a vacation with her ex-husband, Noam Tor.
  • The vacation was cut short for an upcoming performance.

Israeli singer Keren Peles shared on her Instagram account Tuesday that she is experiencing extreme emotional eating, attributing it to the current difficult period which brings back memories of the "terrible and traumatic morning of October 7th." Peles posted a video of herself eating an ice pop, writing, "My consumption of sweets has increased extremely these days. I assume I'm not the only one. What difficult days, God!" She humorously questioned if it was the "tastiest ice pop in the world" and whether it counted as eating fruit.

Later, she shared another video featuring dogs and chicks, captioned "Another serving of fruit." This comes shortly after Peles returned from a vacation in Greece with her ex-husband, Noam Tor, and their two children, Uri and Luna. In a farewell post from Greece, she wrote, "Homecoming," explaining that an upcoming performance, "Gabriel's House" on Sunday, necessitated cutting their trip short.

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