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Columnist Praises 'The Masked Singer' Panelists and Costume Designers

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Hebrew · Sole source

Columnist Tali Shtakelberg found the second episode of "The Masked Singer" enjoyable, particularly praising the costume designers and the show's panelists. She mentioned that the panelists, including Bar Refaeli, Ofira Assayag, Moshe Partz, and Daniel Amit, consistently make her smile. The article features images from the show.

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  • Columnist Tali Shtakelberg enjoyed the second episode of "The Masked Singer."
  • Shtakelberg praised the show's costume designers.
  • She also commended the panelists for making her smile.
  • Panelists mentioned include Bar Refaeli, Ofira Assayag, Moshe Partz, and Daniel Amit.
  • Images from the show were provided by Keshet 12.

Columnist Tali Shtakelberg expressed satisfaction with the second episode of the Israeli version of "The Masked Singer," stating that while the premiere was acceptable, the second episode made her glad she watched it, even while multitasking. She specifically lauded the costume designers for their work and the show's panelists, who consistently bring her joy.

Shtakelberg highlighted the contributions of the panelists, including Bar Refaeli, Ofira Assayag, Moshe Partz, and Daniel Amit, noting their ability to elicit smiles. The article includes images from the show, featuring the panelists and various costumes, sourced from Keshet 12.

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