Couple Claims Ex-Girlfriend Demanded $8,000 Monthly, Beachfront Home
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Mor Maman and her fiancé David Azulay have publicly countered claims by Azulay's ex-girlfriend, Shir Halal, who alleged a second pregnancy and financial demands. The couple released videos and a recorded call where Azulay claims Halal demanded $30,000 monthly and a beachfront home. Halal's father, heard in the recording, expressed doubt about the pregnancy. The dispute escalated after Halal's podcast interview, with the couple denying her allegations.
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- Mor Maman and David Azulay responded to ex-Shir Halal's claims via social media videos.
- Azulay claims Halal demanded $30,000 monthly, a beachfront home, and a car.
- Halal's father expressed doubt about her alleged second pregnancy in a recorded call.
- Halal had claimed she was pregnant again and learned of the engagement on social media.
- The couple denies Halal's allegations, calling them extortion and privacy violations.
Mor Maman and her fiancé David Azulay have responded publicly to accusations made by Azulay's ex-girlfriend, Shir Halal, regarding their past relationship and Halal's alleged second pregnancy. The couple released a series of videos on social media to present their side of the story, including a recorded phone conversation between Azulay and Halal's father.
Azulay stated that his relationship with Halal lasted only about six weeks, and he respected her decision to continue with her first pregnancy, their son Orr, while his relationship with Maman began two months later. Maman addressed criticism, asserting she did not steal Azulay from anyone and that the narrative of her doing so is false.
In the recorded call with Halal's father, Azulay claimed Halal refused to take a pregnancy test in his presence and instead demanded $30,000 per month for the child, a beachfront house in Rishon LeZion, a car, and a private garden. Halal's father, heard in the recording, expressed skepticism about a second pregnancy, stating his daughter was having her period. Azulay also detailed his ongoing financial support for Halal, including monthly cash payments, use of his car, and a recent $5,000 payment for a stroller.
The public dispute began after Halal claimed in a podcast that she was pregnant again with Azulay's child and learned of his engagement to Maman via social media. Halal also alleged she was offered $1 million to terminate her first pregnancy. Azulay and Maman have denied these claims, calling them an attempt at extortion and a violation of their privacy, and had previously sent a legal notice demanding compensation, content removal, and an apology.
