Journalist Slams TV Personality for Saying She Doesn't Miss Her Children
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Journalist Bruria Avidan Birer publicly condemned television personality Judy Nir Moses for stating on "The Winning Kitchen VIP" that she does not miss her five children. Avidan Birer, a former friend, recalled their personal history and expressed outrage at Moses's comments. She hoped Moses's remarks were for television and not a reflection of her true feelings about her children.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Journalist Bruria Avidan Birer criticized Judy Nir Moses for saying she doesn't miss her children.
- Moses made the controversial statement on the reality show "The Winning Kitchen VIP."
- Avidan Birer, a former friend, called Moses's comments outrageous and inappropriate.
- The journalist recalled a personal moment from Moses's childbirth to highlight their past connection.
- Avidan Birer hoped Moses's remarks were for television and not her reality.
Journalist Bruria Avidan Birer has publicly criticized television personality Judy Nir Moses for statements made on the reality show "The Winning Kitchen VIP." Moses reportedly stated that she does not miss people, not even her five children. Avidan Birer, a former close friend of Moses, responded via Twitter, recalling their personal history and expressing her shock and anger.
Avidan Birer reminded Moses of their past friendship, even mentioning being present outside the operating room when Moses gave birth to her eldest son, Nimrod, via Cesarean section. She addressed Moses directly, stating, "I am outraged by your monologue on 'The Winning Kitchen VIP.' When you nonchalantly announce, 'I don't miss my five children,' you outrage me."
Expressing her dismay, Avidan Birer added that regardless of whether Moses is an "extroverted narcissist" or "heartlocked from all longing," certain things should not be said. She concluded by hoping that Moses's comments were made for television drama and do not reflect her true feelings, wishing that she, like everyone else, misses her children in reality.
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