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Big Brother Couple Sets Wedding Date for April 2027

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Yehuda Yitzhakov and Almog Haddad, who met on "Big Brother" in 2018, will marry on April 8, 2027. The couple, who got engaged last February, first developed their relationship on the show. After several breakups and reconciliations, they are set to tie the knot next spring.

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  • Yehuda Yitzhakov and Almog Haddad will marry on April 8, 2027.
  • The couple met nearly six years ago on the reality show "Big Brother."
  • They became engaged eight months ago during a romantic ski vacation.
  • Yitzhakov and Haddad were contestants on the 11th season of "Big Brother."
  • Their relationship has included periods of separation and reconciliation.

Yehuda Yitzhakov and Almog Haddad, who met on the reality show "Big Brother" nearly six years ago, have set their wedding date for April 8, 2027. The couple, who became engaged eight months ago during a ski trip, first met in the 11th season of the show. Yitzhakov entered the house at the beginning, while Haddad joined later, and their relationship developed inside.

Following Yitzhakov's removal from the house and Haddad's subsequent elimination, they began a year-long relationship. Their path included periods of separation and reconciliation, with a significant comeback after three years apart. They are now preparing to close the circle by marrying less than six months from now.

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