Veteran News Anchor Dalia Mazor Reveals Her 'Masked Singer' Stint Was Too Demanding
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Veteran Israeli news anchor Dalia Mazor, 76, was revealed as the Crane on "The Masked Singer," describing the experience as "incredibly difficult" and not suited for her age or physical condition. Despite her elimination, she expressed relief that the demanding performance was over. Mazor also shared her desire to see "the country return to sanity" and her involvement in election day volunteering.
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- Dalia Mazor, 76, was revealed as the Crane on "The Masked Singer."
- Mazor found the experience "incredibly difficult" and physically demanding.
- She expressed relief at her elimination due to the show's strain.
- Mazor volunteers on election day and hopes to "return the country to sanity."
- She noted younger fans now recognize her after a comedy sketch appearance.
Veteran Israeli news anchor Dalia Mazor, 76, was revealed as the Crane on the popular reality singing competition "The Masked Singer." Mazor performed the song "Crazy" on the show's stage but was ultimately eliminated despite receiving compliments from the judges.
In an interview following her reveal, Mazor described her experience on the show as "incredibly difficult," stating, "I didn't understand what I was doing there. It's not for my age, and not for my back." She expressed a sense of relief that it was over due to the physical strain, but also disappointment at not being able to continue.
Mazor, who is no longer actively working as a news anchor but remains informed and volunteers at a Democratic Party booth on election day, said she "really wants to return the country to sanity." She indicated she would be voting in the upcoming elections.
Regarding public recognition, Mazor noted that older generations recognize her and express nostalgia, while younger people often don't know who she is. However, after participating in a sketch on the comedy show "Kupa Rashit" with Dov Navon, she found that children now approach her for selfies, sometimes asking if she could be their grandmother.
