Shirley Bouganim Says Motherhood Strained Her Marriage
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Model Shirley Bouganim revealed that becoming a mother to twins after a 13-year struggle strained her marriage. She described motherhood as a "not simple event" that requires a very strong relationship to survive. Bouganim and her husband, Liron Sarok, married in 2013 and began trying for children before their wedding. She will discuss her experiences on the TV show "Almost Shabbat Shalom."
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Shirley Bouganim stated that motherhood is a "not simple event" that strains relationships.
- She endured a 13-year journey to become a mother to twins at age 51.
- Bouganim believes a strong partnership is crucial for couples to survive parenthood.
- Her twins were born via surrogacy in Tbilisi, Georgia.
- She will share her experiences on the TV show "Almost Shabbat Shalom."
Model Shirley Bouganim has opened up about the significant challenges motherhood placed on her marriage after a 13-year journey to parenthood. Bouganim, who became a mother to twins last year at age 51, described the experience as "not a simple event" that tested her relationship with her husband, Liron Sarok, 50.
She explained that the intense focus on her twins, Liam and Ari, through surrogacy in Tbilisi, Georgia, left little time for her relationship. "There is no relationship, it's the children," Bouganim stated, emphasizing that a strong partnership and good friendship are essential to survive the demanding process of raising children, especially twins.
The couple, married in 2013 when Bouganim was 40, began trying to conceive even before their wedding. Bouganim shared her candid thoughts ahead of her appearance on "Almost Shabbat Shalom" on Keshet 12.
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