Michal Hakatanah and Ex-Husband Nir Weitzman Reunite at Wedding
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Children's star Michal Hakatanah and her ex-husband Nir Weitzman were seen together at the wedding of Elad Tzefani and Romi Grossman in Rishon LeZion. The former couple, who divorced in December 2024 after 16 years of marriage, attended the celebrity-filled event. Hakatanah is also recently separated from her ex-boyfriend Yehuda Buchbut. The wedding was also the scene of a physical altercation involving a guest.
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- Michal Hakatanah and ex-husband Nir Weitzman attended the wedding of Elad Tzefani and Romi Grossman.
- Hakatanah and Weitzman divorced in December 2024 after 16 years of marriage and six children.
- The wedding took place in Rishon LeZion and was attended by many Israeli celebrities.
- Hakatanah recently separated from her younger ex-boyfriend, Yehuda Buchbut.
- An altercation occurred at the wedding resulting in a guest being hospitalized.
Children's star Michal Hakatanah and her ex-husband, businessman Nir Weitzman, were seen together at the wedding of reality show contestant Elad Tzefani and his partner Romi Grossman in Rishon LeZion. The reunion occurred nearly two years after their official divorce in December 2024, following 16 years of marriage and six children. Hakatanah, 43, attended the event just two months after her separation from her younger ex-boyfriend, Yehuda Buchbut, 36. Weitzman is 45. The wedding drew numerous celebrities from the entertainment industry, including Moshe Peretz and his wife Yarden, Liam Golan and his partner Romy Yosipov, and Taliya Ovadia and Shahaf Raz. Hakatanah stated that the responsibility for their children, who stayed home, rests on her shoulders. The event was also marked by an altercation when a guest allegedly climbed on stage during a performance by Shachaf Shaulov, requested a photo with Shaulov and Roi Adam, was refused, and subsequently ended up in the hospital after a confrontation.
Other notable guests included Eden Ben Zaken, Shuki Biton, Sasson Shaulov, Ofek Mizrahi, Nir Binilosh, Miri Bohdana, Maor Buzaglo, Sapir Kashti, Sana Sokol, Linor Sbinik, Yuval Shem Tov, Ira Dolfin, Mani Mamtera, and his wife Perla Danuch.
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