Avri Gilad Discusses Dating Life Post-Divorce
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Israeli media personality Avri Gilad revealed in an interview that he has not dated since his separation from his wife of 17 years, Naama Shohat, about ten months ago. Gilad, 63, expressed that he feels he has moved past the stage of being a "predator" in relationships. He also noted he is not actively seeking a new partner but remains open to the possibility. The couple announced their amicable split in December, vowing to co-parent their two daughters.
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- Avri Gilad stated he has not dated since separating from his wife of 17 years.
- The 63-year-old media personality feels he has moved past the "predator" stage of dating.
- Gilad humorously described his current dating market appeal as "last year's sausage."
- He is not actively seeking a new relationship but is open to possibilities.
- Gilad and his ex-wife, Naama Shohat, announced their amicable separation in December.
Media personality Avri Gilad, 63, has opened up about his romantic life approximately ten months after announcing his separation from his wife of 17 years, Naama Shohat. In an upcoming episode of "HaMitzbach HaMenatzeach VIP" on Keshet 12, Gilad was asked if he is dating.
Responding candidly, Gilad stated, "Since I separated from my ex-wife, I haven't had anything." He admitted to initially thinking he would be highly sought after, humorously comparing himself to "the best aged meat on the market." However, he reflected, "I discovered I'm last year's sausage."
Gilad clarified that he is no longer interested in being a "predator" in relationships, feeling he has "exhausted that stage in my life as a man." He also acknowledged that he isn't actively pursuing new relationships, expressing a passive hope that "maybe it will work out, maybe not," and is "open to suggestions."
Gilad and Shohat announced their separation in December, stating they would remain good friends and raise their two daughters together. Shohat was Gilad's second wife; he was previously married to actress Chali Goldenberg, with whom he also has a daughter.
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