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Ongoing Story· Day 46

Shuli Rand and Tzufit Grant Celebrate End of Legal Battle and Professional Success

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Tzofit Grant Reveals Emotional Breakup With Avram Grant

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Media personality Tzofit Grant revealed emotional details about her divorce from Avram Grant, stating he cried and declared his love when she ended their marriage. The decision to separate was made on their daughter's 18th birthday. Grant is now in a relationship with Shuli Rand, whose ex-wife, Michal Rand, has reconciled with Tzofit Grant. Tzofit Grant is managing a 180,000 shekel divorce settlement payment for Michal Rand.

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  • Tzofit Grant revealed her ex-husband Avram Grant cried and declared his love during their divorce conversation.
  • The decision to divorce Avram Grant was made on their daughter Romi's 18th birthday.
  • Tzofit Grant is now partnered with Shuli Rand, who shares a birthday with Avram Grant.
  • Tzofit Grant and Shuli Rand's ex-wife, Michal Rand, have reconciled and are on good terms.
  • Tzofit Grant is managing a 180,000 shekel divorce settlement for Michal Rand.

Media personality Tzofit Grant has shared intimate details about her separation from her former husband, Avram Grant, with whom she shares two children. Speaking on the podcast "Diburim Migan Eden," hosted by Eden Harel, Grant recounted the moment she decided to end their decades-long marriage. She described telling Avram, "Give me your heart, we'll manage with the rest." She recalled his emotional reaction, stating, "He started crying and said he would never hurt me. He loves me dearly."

Grant emphasized that the separation did not sever their deep connection, and she continues to view Avram as a significant figure in her life, someone she can rely on during difficult times. She clarified that this support is not financial but rather an emotional "backbone" that has persisted since their marriage. The decision to divorce was made on their daughter Romi's 18th birthday, influenced by Grant's own experiences as a boarding school child and her desire to prevent her children from facing similar family divisions at a young age.

Following her divorce from Avram, Tzofit Grant began a new chapter with actor and creator Shuli Rand. She revealed that she first met Rand in 1992 while working on a play. Coincidentally, both Shuli and Avram share the same birthday, seven years apart. Grant noted that her ex-husband and current partner have become close friends, often meeting for Shabbat dinners and holidays when Avram is in Israel. Shuli even prepares vegan meals for Avram during these gatherings.

Grant also discussed her improved relationship with Michal Rand, Shuli's ex-wife, after a prolonged public and legal battle over their divorce settlement. "Michal and I have reconciled, there is peace. We talk and everything is fine," Grant stated. She observed a significant positive change in Shuli after his divorce was finalized, describing him as a "completely different person" who was freed from a great burden.

Grant disclosed that Michal Rand was initially to receive 180,000 shekels as part of the divorce agreement. However, due to practical difficulties in transferring the funds, it was decided that Tzofit Grant would hold onto the money. "Michal said, 'Let the money stay with Tzofit,'" Grant recounted, explaining that she is managing the funds according to Michal's needs and that Michal trusts her implicitly, despite her own trust issues with the world.

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