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Israel HayomGeneral

Reality Star Tia Galili Seeks Help Amidst Personal Crisis

Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba

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Tia Galili, a winner of the 2019 reality show "The Race to a Million," has publicly requested professional help via Instagram, revealing her life has been turned upside down by a divorce. Galili, who won one million shekels with her friend Fay Zakita, feels she is a burden to her support network and is unable to function. She is seeking external assistance to navigate her difficult circumstances.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Tia Galili, winner of "The Race to a Million," is seeking professional help due to personal struggles.
  • Galili revealed she is going through a divorce, stating her life has been completely turned upside down.
  • She feels she is a burden to her friends and is unable to function without professional assistance.
  • Galili won one million shekels with her friend Fay Zakita on the reality show in 2019.
  • She plans to maintain a brave face while asking for the help she desperately needs.

Tia Galili, who won the reality competition "The Race to a Million" in 2019 with her friend Fay Zakita, has publicly shared her struggles, admitting she has reached a dead end and desperately needs professional help. Galili, who won one million shekels with Zakita on the show, posted on Instagram that she has been avoiding discussing her difficulties on the platform but feels compelled to open up.

She explained that while friends and loved ones are offering support, she feels she is burdening them and is unable to function or find her way forward. Galili stated that she needs professional assistance, though she has consulted with professionals, she feels scattered, confused, and lost. She emphasized that her friends are also dealing with their own challenges.

Galili, 30, revealed that she married in February but is now going through a divorce, stating her life has been completely turned upside down. Despite her personal turmoil, she intends to maintain a brave face and express gratitude for what she has, as she has always done. However, she acknowledged that this does not mean she doesn't need help and is learning to ask for it.

She described her plea for help as less private and potentially embarrassing, but insisted there is no shame in needing support when one cannot stand on their own feet. Galili expressed that any assistance would be greatly appreciated. She and Zakita, both models, were known on the show for their physical strength, resourcefulness, joy, and humor during the challenging tasks.

Israel HayomRight · Tel Aviv

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