Ex-Friend Slams Judi Nir Moses for 'Narcissistic' Comments About Children
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Journalist Bruria Avidan Birer criticized her former friend, Judi Nir Moses, for stating on "The Winning Kitchen VIP" that she does not miss her five children. Birer called Moses a "declared narcissist" and said such comments are unacceptable. Moses' remarks came after a discussion about longing, where she also claimed to "never miss anyone."
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Journalist Bruria Avidan Birer criticized Judi Nir Moses for saying she doesn't miss her children.
- Birer called Moses a "declared narcissist" in a social media post.
- Moses made the comments about not missing her children on the show "The Winning Kitchen VIP."
- Moses also stated on the show that she "never misses anyone."
- Host Avri Gilad suggested a link between ADHD and a lack of longing.
Journalist Bruria Avidan Birer, a former close friend of reality TV personality Judi Nir Moses, has sharply criticized Moses for recent on-screen statements about her children. Birer expressed shock on social media platform X, recalling their past closeness, including being present during the birth of Moses' son Nimrod. Birer stated that while she could overlook some of Moses' eccentricities, comments like "I don't miss my five children" are unacceptable, regardless of whether Moses is a "declared narcissist" or emotionally detached. Birer hopes Moses' remarks were made for dramatic effect and that she actually misses her children.
The controversy began on the reality show "The Winning Kitchen VIP," where contestants discussed feelings of longing. When asked if she missed the other participants, Moses responded, "I don't really... I don't miss people." Host Avri Gilad suggested that people with ADHD might not experience longing due to a lack of time perception, a notion Moses readily agreed with, adding, "I never miss anyone." She concluded by saying, "I don't miss, and not my five children either," which prompted Birer's strong reaction.
