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Two Fathers, Four Toddlers, and a Teenager: Inside the New Home of 'Dad of 5'

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Yogev Peretz and Tomer Ben Shlomo, a couple raising five children, have moved into a spacious home in Moshav Segula that they describe as feeling like Tuscany. The 300-square-meter house features high ceilings, antique elements, and a large yard with a pool. The family, who are popular on Instagram, are adapting to the challenges of raising four young daughters and a teenage son in the large home. They are also using the property as a workspace for their content creation and event hosting ventures.

The story in 6 lines · by baba

  • Yogev Peretz and Tomer Ben Shlomo, a same-sex couple, are raising five children in a new home in Moshav Segula.
  • The couple's four 2.5-year-old daughters were born simultaneously via two surrogates, each carrying twins.
  • The 300-square-meter house features high ceilings, antique furniture, a pool, and a large yard.
  • The family documents their life with the children on Instagram under the handle abbale_5.
  • The home also serves as a workspace for the couple's content creation and event hosting.
  • They are considering purchasing the home they currently rent.

Content creator Yogev Peretz, 37, and accountant Tomer Ben Shlomo, 48, have found their dream home in Moshav Segula, a rural community. The couple, who raise five children together, 13-year-old Elai and 2.5-year-old quadruplet daughters Lihi, Shahar, Alma, and Yahli, were immediately struck by the property's resemblance to Tuscany upon their first visit. The house, built about 20 years ago, spans approximately 300 square meters over two floors and features five bedrooms plus a large central living space. The home's designer, Galit Rozi, blended rustic, vintage, and industrial elements, creating a unique atmosphere with high ceilings, antique wooden doors, and oversized furniture. The architecture includes a grand archway, rounded walls, and a distinctive curved window on the staircase.

Yogev, who enjoys cooking, favors the spacious kitchen, which combines rustic and vintage aesthetics with industrial touches like metal, copper, and large range hoods. Tomer, conversely, prefers the outdoors, enjoying the breeze, shade, and ample space of the yard and pool area, which features macrame umbrellas and a large outdoor kitchen. The couple plans to host small boutique events and lectures in the outdoor space.

The quadruplet daughters share a large, softly decorated room, while Elai has his own teenage room. The parents' suite is on the upper floor, complete with a balcony overlooking the pool and fields. The family, who document their lives on Instagram under the handle abbale_5, emphasizes the security the girls gain from being together, while acknowledging the challenge of providing individual attention. A significant practical challenge is the constant laundry.

Yogev, who describes himself as meticulous about order and cleanliness, ensures the home remains tidy despite the large family. The house also serves as a workspace, with a unit being converted into a studio for bridal preparations and photoshoots, maintaining the vintage design theme. The couple sees the home as a way to integrate their family life, social media presence, and professional activities. They chose Moshav Segula to raise their children, with Tomer returning to his childhood community and Yogev relocating from the north of the country. They are currently renting the house but are considering purchasing it in the future, aiming for a home that is both spacious enough for their family of seven and feels warm and inviting.

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