Reality Star Modi Sipori Vows "Surprises" in Ex-Girlfriend's Lawsuit
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Businessman and reality star Modi Sipori launched a new bridal complex in Jaffa while facing a lawsuit from ex-girlfriend Gal Rubin for 306,000 shekels over alleged defamation and privacy invasion. Rubin claims Sipori uses their shared content for business promotion and made false accusations of extortion. Sipori, who denies the claims, stated his lawyers are preparing "surprises" for the case and expressed surprise at the lawsuit's media disclosure. He also offered Rubin a potential job at his new venue.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Modi Sipori launched a new bridal complex in Jaffa while embroiled in a lawsuit with ex-girlfriend Gal Rubin.
- Gal Rubin is suing Sipori for 306,000 shekels, alleging defamation and invasion of privacy.
- Rubin claims Sipori uses their shared photos for business and falsely accused her of extortion.
- Sipori denies the claims, stating his lawyers are preparing "surprises" for the legal case.
- Sipori expressed surprise at the lawsuit and offered Rubin a potential job at his new venue.
Businessman and reality TV personality Modi Sipori has launched ARUSA in Jaffa, a new complex for brides, fashion shoots, and events, representing an investment of hundreds of thousands of shekels. In a recent interview, Sipori discussed his new venture and the ongoing lawsuit filed against him by his ex-girlfriend, Gal Rubin, winner of "Big Brother." Rubin is suing Sipori for 306,000 shekels, alleging defamation and invasion of privacy. She claims Sipori uses their shared photos and content on social media to generate traffic for his businesses, despite a formal demand for their removal. The lawsuit also addresses Sipori's public statements where he alleged Rubin demanded a 50,000 shekel bribe and threatened to smear him, claims Rubin has vehemently denied, calling them a fabrication of extortion. Rubin is seeking court-ordered removal of the photos and a public retraction from Sipori. Sipori, however, remains defiant, stating his top legal team is preparing "certain surprises" for the case. He expressed surprise at being sued, having first learned of the lawsuit through the media. Despite the legal battle, Sipori extended an unexpected offer to Rubin, suggesting she could work at his new Jaffa venue as a makeup artist for brides. Sipori also shared financial advice, emphasizing responsible money management and investing in real estate, a field he credits for his success. He advised young people to save diligently, think big, and consider buying property with partners, recalling advice he received in his youth about land scarcity in Israel. Sipori appears focused on his business expansion, leaving the legal fight to his lawyers as the court case unfolds.