Reality Star Mai Hatuel Shares Emotional Struggles After Divorce
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Reality TV personality Mai Hatuel shared her emotional struggles with recent breakups on Instagram, two and a half months after announcing her divorce. She posted a series of photos with tearful captions, expressing her pain over separations from loved ones and familiar places. While admitting she is not yet in a strong place, Hatuel concluded her post with affirmations of moving forward and eventually being okay.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Mai Hatuel, from "The Race for a Million," shared her struggles with breakups on Instagram.
- She announced her divorce approximately two and a half months ago.
- Hatuel posted 13 photos with tearful captions about painful separations.
- She admitted to not being in a strong place but expressed hope for the future.
- The post included reflections on loss and the start of new beginnings.
Mai Hatuel, known for her appearance on the Israeli reality show "The Race for a Million," has openly shared her struggles with recent breakups, approximately two and a half months after announcing her separation from her husband. On Instagram, she posted a series of 13 photos, some showing her in tears, each accompanied by a single line of text that collectively formed a poignant message about parting ways.
Her post began with the statement, "I hate goodbyes," and continued, "And the worst goodbyes are those that force me to say goodbye to a part of myself." She described experiencing several painful separations recently, from loved ones and from places she considered home. The images captured a mix of moments, including Hatuel crying in her car, her dog, a horse in a field, and a sunset over city rooftops. One photo showed her from a broadcast of "The Race for a Million" on Keshet 12.
Reflecting on the feeling of loss, she wrote on a sunset picture, "And that moment when something that was taken for granted suddenly becomes 'I used to have it.'" Contrary to expectations of an optimistic conclusion, Hatuel expressed her raw feelings, stating, "No. I'm not good at this. And there's no uplifting message here. Sorry. I'm just not in a strong place yet."
However, the post concluded with a glimmer of hope. On a photo of a car with new mattresses strapped to its roof, suggesting a new beginning, she wrote, "But I'm on my way." The final image, a smiling selfie with her dog, ended with the affirmation, "And I will be." She also added a touch of self-deprecating humor, attributing a quote about breakups making space for new things to "the chat," admitting it sounded stronger than her own words.