Survivor Israel Star Shahar Saul Discusses Grueling Island Experience and Relationship Status
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Singer Shahar Saul, a contestant on "Survivor Israel," described the show's island experience as extremely difficult due to hunger and harsh conditions. He revealed his relationship status as "not single but without a girlfriend" and discussed his desire to support his parents if he wins the prize money. Saul also advised young people to invest their savings rather than just letting them sit in a bank account.
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- Singer Shahar Saul called his "Survivor Israel" experience the hardest thing he's ever done.
- Saul stated he is "not single but doesn't have a girlfriend" after a past relationship.
- He plans to use any prize money to support his parents.
- Saul advised young people to invest money so it works for them.
- Contestants faced extreme hunger, lack of sleep, and numerous insects on the island.
Singer Shahar Saul, a contestant on the upcoming season of "Survivor Israel," shared details about his challenging experience on the island during a launch event for the show. Saul described the experience as the "hardest thing I've ever done in my life" but also "an experience without a substitute." He detailed the harsh conditions, including constant hunger, lack of sleep, and the presence of insects and rodents, stating that mosquitoes were the least of their worries.
When asked about pivotal moments or his final three contestants, Saul remained tight-lipped, urging viewers to watch the season to find out. He also discussed his financial plans if he were to win the show's one million shekel prize, emphasizing his priority to support his parents. "I'll take care of them in return," he stated, referring to their lifelong support.
Saul addressed his relationship status, following a past relationship with fellow contestant Lara Greens. He cryptically stated, "I am not single but I don't have a girlfriend." When asked about his ideal partner, he described wanting someone loyal, funny, intelligent, and capable of accepting his "quirks."
Regarding his financial future, Saul identified his music as his best investment, though he also engages in other investments. He advised young people to save money for a rainy day, but not just in a savings account. Instead, he recommended investing it wisely so that "the money works for you."
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