Media Personality Maayan Adam Welcomes Third Child, Announces Engagement
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Media personality Maayan Adam and her partner Yuval Tzelner welcomed their third child, a son, and announced their engagement. Adam shared the news on Instagram, expressing joy over the baby's arrival and their engagement. The pregnancy was a surprise, as Adam had previously been diagnosed with rare ovarian cancer in September 2024, which had led doctors to believe she could not conceive naturally.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Maayan Adam and Yuval Tzelner welcomed their third child, a son, and announced their engagement.
- Adam shared the news on Instagram with a photo from the hospital holding her newborn.
- The couple is now parents to three children.
- The pregnancy was a surprise following Adam's 2024 rare ovarian cancer diagnosis.
- Adam had previously stated she could not conceive naturally due to her cancer treatment.
Media personality and social media influencer Maayan Adam and her partner Yuval Tzelner have welcomed their third child, a baby boy. The couple are now parents to three children, including their older children Tamar and Kdam. In addition to the new arrival, Adam and Tzelner also announced their engagement.
Adam shared the news on her Instagram account, posting a photo from the hospital holding her newborn son and revealing an engagement ring. She expressed her joy, stating, "It was so worth waiting for him." The couple had previously revealed they chose a unique name for their son, which they believe will be the first in Israel to bear it, and are eager for the public reveal.
The pregnancy was a surprise, as Adam had shared in March that they were preparing for a surrogacy procedure when "fate had its own plans." She posted a video with Tzelner revealing her pregnant belly, expressing excitement and anticipation for the baby's arrival the following year.
Adam was diagnosed with a rare ovarian cancer in September 2024. The tumor was discovered after an unusual cyst in her abdomen did not disappear following the birth of her second daughter, Kdam. The cancer diagnosis meant she would not be able to conceive or carry another child herself, making the news of her natural pregnancy particularly surprising and emotional.
