Actor Ron Shahar Expresses Frustration Over Daughter's Morning Lateness
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Israeli host and actor Ron Shahar documented his struggle with his daughter Hila's chronic morning lateness on Instagram. He shared videos of their arguments about her tardiness, her excuses involving her alarm clock, and his frustration with school notifications. Shahar eventually suggested Hila keep her phone out of her room at night to combat the issue.
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- Actor Ron Shahar shared his frustration with his daughter Hila's consistent morning lateness on Instagram.
- Shahar documented arguments about Hila's tardiness and her excuses involving her alarm clock.
- He expressed despair over frequent school notifications regarding Hila's lateness and absences.
- Shahar suggested Hila remove her phone from her room at night to improve punctuality.
- Hila claimed she went to bed early and needed ample time to get ready.
Israeli host and actor Ron Shahar has publicly shared his exasperation with his teenage daughter Hila's persistent morning tardiness. In a series of Instagram videos documenting their drive to school, Shahar captured a familiar argument between parents and teenagers. "I'm fed up with morning lateness," Shahar stated, expressing his frustration that his daughter was late again, despite his efforts to wake her. He questioned her responsibility, noting that his alarm had been ringing for half an hour before he entered her room.
Hila, however, deflected blame, attributing her lateness to her alarm clock malfunctioning and questioning why her father didn't simply wake her directly. Shahar countered that the alarm was working but set to a low volume, and he questioned if he was then responsible for failing to wake her. The argument continued, with Hila suggesting he could have woken her if she texted him that he was already awake. Shahar pointed out he had woken her at 8:20 AM.
Shahar further expressed his despair over constant notifications from the school app about Hila's lateness or absences. "I don't understand what to do anymore," he admitted. He then resorted to a common parental solution, suggesting she keep her phone out of her room at night. Hila insisted she went to bed at 10 PM and needed 30 to 40 minutes to get ready in the morning, while Shahar appeared overwhelmed by the situation.
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