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Israel HayomCulture

Entertainer Maya Key Surprises Followers With Plumbing Skills

Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba

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Israeli entertainer Maya Key surprised her followers by showcasing her plumbing skills on Instagram, replacing the plumbing under her sink. Her friends reacted with amusement, calling the event "iconic." Key rated her own work "10/10" and gave herself "5 stars for perfect service" after completing the task.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Entertainer Maya Key demonstrated unexpected plumbing skills by replacing her sink's plumbing.
  • Key documented the process in a series of Instagram stories.
  • Her friends reacted with surprise and amusement to her DIY skills.
  • Key rated her own work "10/10" and called the service "perfect."

Israeli entertainer Maya Key has surprised her social media followers by showcasing her unexpected plumbing skills. In a series of Instagram stories, Key documented herself replacing the plumbing under her sink, a task she completed with apparent ease.

Her friends reacted with amusement and disbelief, with one joking it wasn't on their bingo card for 2026 and another calling it an "iconic moment." Key herself shared a screenshot of the messages, humorously noting the lack of documentation for her "mega perfect thing."

After finishing the job, Key posted a picture of the new, white sink trap, expressing satisfaction with her work. She described the task as "art" that took her 10 minutes, though she did call a friend named Nimi for support, who she said did not contribute but made her feel good. She gave herself a "10/10" for the perfect replacement, including the sink's iron drain opening, and awarded herself "5 stars for perfect service."

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