TV Producer Yaki Reiser Discusses Painful Divorce
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Businessman and TV producer Yaki Reiser tearfully discussed his divorce from his wife after 27 years of marriage and five children. He stated that while the separation is painful, he loves his ex-wife more now and they are on good terms. Reiser, who hosts a Haredi matchmaking show, explained that the divorce was a last resort after they could no longer continue their relationship. The couple divorced last year, and he described their five children as "diamonds."
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Businessman Yaki Reiser tearfully discussed his divorce after 27 years of marriage.
- Reiser stated he loves his ex-wife more now and they are on good terms.
- The divorce was a painful but necessary decision after they could no longer continue their relationship.
- Reiser and his ex-wife have five children together.
- He described their children as "diamonds" in a previous post.
Israeli businessman and prominent TV and film producer Yaki Reiser spoke tearfully about his divorce from his wife, Tobi, after 27 years of marriage and five children. In an interview with Omri Asnaim on Reshet 13, Reiser described the difficult decision and painful separation.
"It's a painful process, but in the end, when you understand you're doing it both correctly and at the right time, and also out of necessity, when you realize your soul can no longer contain it, and you're doing it for the best, then it's okay," Reiser said. He clarified that he and his ex-wife are on good terms, but the separation remains painful. "I respect my ex-wife, I can almost say I love her more today than before," he added, stating with tears, "She is my partner, she is the mother of my children, it hurts me very much."
The couple divorced last year after nearly 30 years together. Reiser previously posted about the separation, writing, "We tried, we really tried, but the reality is that we couldn't. We built a magnificent home, magnificent in content and values. We created diamonds, 5 charming diamonds who are our whole lives. Two wonderful daughters-in-law and two charming granddaughters joined them."
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