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Late Actress Tal Berkovich's Final Role Airs Months After Her Death

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The final acting role of Israeli actress and model Tal Berkovich, who died in a car accident in January, will be shown this Thursday in the series "Ha'Bricha." Berkovich, 37, was visiting Israel for her mother's birthday when her car was hit by a truck. The episode will be dedicated to her memory, months after her tragic death.

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  • Actress and model Tal Berkovich's final role will air months after her January death.
  • Her last performance is in the series "Ha'Bricha," with the episode dedicated to her memory.
  • Berkovich, 37, died in a tragic road accident on Route 40 while visiting Israel.
  • A truck collided with her car during a visit for her mother's birthday.
  • She gained early fame on "Paparazzi" and later worked internationally as an actress.

The final acting role of actress and model Tal Berkovich, who passed away tragically in a road accident in January, will be broadcast this Thursday in the series "Ha'Bricha" (The Escape). Berkovich was visiting Israel for her mother's birthday when a truck collided with her car on Route 40. Firefighters extricated her from the vehicle, and paramedics pronounced her dead at the scene. The episode will be dedicated to her memory.

Berkovich, who died at age 37, first gained prominence in the early 2000s on the show "Paparazzi." She pursued a modeling career and lived in London before participating in the reality show "Dancing with the Stars" in 2011. She later moved abroad to work as an actress in television productions, also appearing in the Israeli film "Don't Forget Me." She also studied culinary arts in New York, worked as a chef, and competed on "MasterChef" in Romania.

Berkovich was previously in a relationship with singer Arik Berman and later married a businessman from New York, though they later divorced. She had been living in Los Angeles in recent years.

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