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Married at First Sight Star Rinat Katz Engaged After Less Than a Year

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Rinat Katz, a star from the Israeli reality show "Married at First Sight," became engaged to her partner Barak Zahavi after nine months of dating. Zahavi proposed during the recording of their new relationship podcast. Katz, 35, had previously sought love on the show without success and moved in with Zahavi, 34, just six months after they started dating.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Rinat Katz, star of "Married at First Sight," is engaged to her partner Barak Zahavi.
  • The couple has been dating for nine months and recently moved in together.
  • Zahavi proposed during the recording of their new joint podcast about relationships.
  • Katz previously appeared on "Married at First Sight" but did not find lasting love on the show.
  • Katz, 35, is a former ICU nurse now working in a medical startup.

Rinat Katz, a memorable bride from the fifth season of the Israeli reality show "Married at First Sight," is engaged to her partner Barak Zahavi. The couple, who have been together for nine months, announced the engagement on Saturday. Zahavi surprised Katz with a proposal during the recording of the first episode of their new joint podcast about relationships.

Katz shared the news on her Instagram account, posting a video from the podcast recording. She explained that they had decided to be very open and authentic in the first episode, discussing their relationship. Zahavi then took authenticity a step further with the proposal, which Katz admitted she had envisioned happening since their first date.

Katz, 35, previously participated in "Married at First Sight" hoping to find love on camera, but that attempt did not result in a lasting relationship. She found her current partner, Zahavi, 34, off-screen. The couple moved in together in July, just six months after they began dating.

Katz, who previously worked as an ICU nurse before transitioning to a role in a medical startup, expressed her deep love for Zahavi, stating she is "crazy about my man" and grateful for their journey together.

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