Israeli Actress Noam Lugasi Engaged to Boyfriend After Years of Dating Women
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Israeli actress Noam Lugasi, known for her roles in "The Commander" and "The Escape," is engaged to her boyfriend Bar Yankovitz. Lugasi revealed the engagement on Instagram, marking a significant personal shift as she previously dated only women. She announced her intention to date men two years ago and has since become a notable fan of Maccabi Tel Aviv soccer. Lugasi's transition mirrors that of other Israeli public figures who have changed their relationship focus.
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- Actress Noam Lugasi announced her engagement to boyfriend Bar Yankovitz.
- Lugasi previously dated only women before announcing a shift to dating men two years ago.
- The actress is a well-known fan and viral personality associated with Maccabi Tel Aviv.
- Her personal transition is compared to that of designer Shlomi Dadon.
- Lugasi is known for her roles in "The Commander" and "The Escape."
Israeli actress Noam Lugasi, known for her roles in popular television series such as "The Commander," "The Disappeared," and "The Escape," has become engaged to her boyfriend, Bar Yankovitz. Lugasi shared the happy news on Instagram on Friday, posting photos with her fiancé and expressing her joy. The proposal comes after a period of significant personal change for Lugasi. She publicly revealed her relationship with Yankovitz only in April, surprising many as she had previously been known to exclusively date women. Two years prior, Lugasi had announced on social media her intention to date men, humorously stating in a Q&A session that she was "looking for a man, a groom, a male" and requested he love soccer. This preference aligns with her lifestyle, as she has become a prominent and viral figure associated with the Maccabi Tel Aviv soccer team in recent years, frequently attending games and posting content that has garnered a large following among sports fans. Lugasi's personal journey reflects a trend within the Israeli entertainment industry, where other public figures have also transitioned from same-sex relationships to heterosexual ones, such as designer Shlomi Dadon, who recently married his girlfriend after previously being known for dating men.