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Reality Star Maayan Ruth Shalom Steps Back From Social Media

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Maayan Ruth Shalom, a participant on the Haredi reality show "Wart," announced she and her husband Yisrael Deutsch are taking a step back from social media to focus on their home and relationship as they await their first child. Shalom cited the difficulty of content creation as a reason for their reduced online presence. The couple confirmed they know the baby's gender but are keeping it private.

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  • Maayan Ruth Shalom and Yisrael Deutsch are stepping back from social media.
  • Shalom cited the difficulty of content creation as a reason for their reduced presence.
  • The couple is expecting their first child.
  • Shalom confirmed they know the baby's gender but will not reveal it.
  • Shalom gained fame from the Haredi reality show "Wart."

Maayan Ruth Shalom, who gained fame from the Haredi matchmaking reality show "Wart," is preparing for her first child with her husband Yisrael Deutsch. While followers anticipate pregnancy updates, the couple has decided to step away from the spotlight.

Responding to follower questions on Instagram about their reduced online presence, Shalom explained the challenges of content creation. "Content creation is not easy work. Those who do it will agree with us," she wrote. "There are times when we manage to share more and be more present here, and there are times when we prefer to take a step back and focus mainly on our home and our relationship."

Followers also inquired about the baby's gender. Shalom confirmed they know, responding "Yes, we know," but used emojis to indicate her preference to keep the information private for now.

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