Reality TV Star Reveals Painful Breakup Kept Off-Camera
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Layki Glick, a musician from "Married at First Sight," revealed a painful breakup with her on-screen partner Tomer that was kept secret from the show. The couple separated due to emotional exhaustion, despite their love, and later spent time together without resolving their issues. Glick ended the relationship definitively via text, but they reconnected after she discovered Tomer was serving in the reserves, leading to a stable relationship.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Layki Glick revealed a painful breakup with "Married at First Sight" partner Tomer, kept secret from the show.
- The couple separated due to emotional exhaustion, despite deep love for each other.
- After the breakup, they spent time together for six weeks, which was more difficult than being a couple.
- Glick ended the relationship definitively via text message to protect herself.
- They reconnected after Glick discovered Tomer was serving in the reserves, leading to a stable relationship.
Layki Glick, a musician and star of the Israeli reality show "Married at First Sight," has revealed a tumultuous personal breakup with her on-screen partner, Tomer, that occurred off-camera. Speaking on the podcast "Broken Heart," hosted by fellow show participant Noa Moses, Glick described the separation as deeply painful and something they deliberately omitted from the show's finale.
The decision to break up was made at the clinic of the show's psychologist, Gilead Horowitz, stemming from emotional exhaustion and accumulated difficulties, despite their deep affection. Glick recounted the breakup as tearful, with both expressing love but feeling an external force compelling them apart. Shortly after this meeting, Glick departed for an overseas tour, with Tomer sending a supportive message.
Upon her return to Israel, the attempt to create distance proved complicated, leading them to spend nearly every evening together for about a month and a half, a period not shown on television. Glick described this time as more difficult than when they were a couple, as they were together constantly but not addressing their issues, leaving her feeling anxious and helpless.
This uncertainty prompted Glick to definitively end the relationship via text message, seeking a temporary separation. Tomer responded with understanding and affection, acknowledging their difficult situation. They maintained complete contact for a month and a half, during which Glick attempted to move on, though she found herself constantly comparing others to Tomer.
A turning point occurred on Tomer's birthday when Glick sent him a greeting and discovered he was serving in the reserves. Their communication resumed, leading to renewed meetings and honest conversations that ultimately resulted in them trying their relationship again, leading to a stable and secure connection.