Keren Peles Shares Emotional Experience Filming 'The Next Star'
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Singer Keren Peles, a judge on "The Next Star to Eurovision," shared her emotional experience filming the new season, expressing excitement over the contestants and the demanding schedule. She posted updates on Instagram about her "strategic" food choices and the challenges of long filming days. Despite the difficulties, Peles stated that the job is "amazing" and "worth the difficulty," and was seen enjoying breakfast on Monday before another day of filming.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Keren Peles, a judge on "The Next Star to Eurovision," shared her emotional experience filming the new season.
- Peles expressed excitement over the "amazing singers" participating this year.
- She acknowledged the difficulties and long hours involved in filming.
- Peles described her job as "amazing" and "worth the difficulty."
- She posted updates on Instagram about her food choices and filming schedule.
Singer Keren Peles, a judge on the reality competition show "The Next Star to Eurovision," shared her feelings about the new season in an Instagram story posted late Sunday night after a day of filming. Despite years of participation, Peles expressed significant emotional involvement and excitement over the caliber of contestants this year, calling them "amazing singers."
She acknowledged the challenges of the demanding schedule, joking about her "strategic" food choices, including chocolate spread and "health snacks," to sustain her through long filming days. Peles also humorously noted forgetting her face cream and being too tired to retrieve it from a nearby room.
Despite the difficulties, Peles emphasized her gratitude for the "amazing job" and the excitement of being part of the show. She posted a follow-up message on Monday morning, sharing a picture of her breakfast at a hotel, indicating another long day ahead. She captioned the image, "Indulging in breakfast at the hotel," and added that while "it's not easy, it's worth the difficulty."
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