Pop Star Odia Azulai Set to Debut as Actress in New TV Series
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Israeli pop singer Odia Azulai is preparing for her acting debut in a new TV series on Keshet 12, created by Assi Azar. The drama will focus on a love triangle and Azulai's role is currently undisclosed. This follows her recent involvement in a personal documentary and enrollment in a neuroscience course at Bar-Ilan University.
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- Singer Odia Azulai will star in a new TV series on Keshet 12 created by Assi Azar.
- The series will explore a passionate love triangle involving a model, her cheating husband, and a waiter.
- Azulai recently began filming a personal documentary about her career.
- She also enrolled in a single neuroscience course at Bar-Ilan University.
- Azulai is currently on tour abroad and recently performed with singer Omer Adam.
Odia Azulai, a prominent Israeli pop singer known for hits like "Papi" and "Shopping List," is reportedly making a significant career move into acting. She is slated to star in a new television series created by Assi Azar, which is expected to air on Keshet 12. This marks Azulai's first foray into acting on screen, following her established success in the music industry.
The series is described as a passionate love triangle drama. The plot centers on a model, her cheating singer husband, and a waiter with whom she begins an affair as an act of revenge. Azulai's specific role in the series has not yet been revealed, nor has the planned release date.
This acting venture follows a series of recent developments in Azulai's life. In September, she began filming a personal documentary detailing her career journey. Last week, she enrolled in a single course in neuroscience as a free listener at Bar-Ilan University.
Azulai is currently on an overseas tour, which prevented her from voting in the recent elections. During one of Omer Adam's concerts in the United States, Azulai joined him on stage. She is also noted as the ex-girlfriend of Roi Adam, Omer Adam's brother.
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