Pnina Rosenblum Becomes Grandmother for Fourth Time
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Pnina Rosenblum, 71, has become a grandmother for the fourth time following the birth of her son Gal's daughter. This joyous occasion comes just five months after her daughter Chen welcomed her third grandchild. Rosenblum shared her happiness on Instagram, calling the new baby a "great happiness." The businesswoman is mother to two adopted children, Chen and Gal.
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- Pnina Rosenblum is now a grandmother for the fourth time.
- Her son Gal and his wife Ofek welcomed a baby daughter.
- This is the second grandchild Rosenblum has celebrated in five months.
- Rosenblum shared her joy on Instagram with a photo of the newborn.
- She is mother to two adopted children, Chen and Gal.
Businesswoman Pnina Rosenblum, 71, has welcomed another grandchild, her fourth, after her son Gal and his wife Ofek welcomed a baby daughter. Rosenblum shared a photo on Instagram of herself smiling at the newborn in her crib, expressing her joy. "Grandmother for the fourth time. Thank you for this great happiness," she wrote.
This happy news arrives just five months after Rosenblum became a grandmother for the third time when her daughter Chen gave birth to a daughter named Uria. Uria joined her older siblings, twins Elai and Ella, who were born about five years earlier. At that time, Rosenblum also shared her happiness, stating, "There is no one happier than me! My heroic Chen gave birth to a sweet new granddaughter."
Rosenblum is a mother of two, Chen and Gal, whom she adopted with her ex-husband Moshe Haim. Her daughter Chen, who married her partner Shlomi in 2019, became a mother to twins after lengthy fertility treatments. In May, she expanded the family with the birth of Uria. Now, it is Gal's turn to give Rosenblum another granddaughter, marking two family expansions within five months.
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