Reality Star Natalie Dadon Joins Contestants on Kan 11 Show
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Reality star Natalie Dadon is set to appear on the Kan 11 competition show "Double on the Money" to assist contestants Orit and Shlomi Harari in a "retreat mission." The couple, who are parents to seven children, hopes Dadon's involvement will help them reach the show's finale. The episode featuring Dadon airs on Monday, and it will determine if their collaboration leads to the next stage of the competition.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Natalie Dadon will appear on Kan 11's "Double on the Money" reality show.
- She is assisting contestants Orit and Shlomi Harari in a "retreat mission."
- The Hararis are a religious couple from Rosh Ha'ayin with seven children.
- Their participation with Dadon aims to help them reach the show's finale.
- The episode featuring Dadon airs on Monday.
Reality TV personality Natalie Dadon will appear on the upcoming episode of "Double on the Money" on Kan 11, after being approached by contestants Orit and Shlomi Harari. The couple, who are the only married pair and parents of seven children in the competition, selected Dadon for a "retreat mission" that will be featured in Monday's broadcast. Their participation with Dadon is intended to help them secure a spot in the show's finale.
The Hararis, a religious couple from Rosh Ha'ayin, are known for their humor, honesty, and marital dynamic, alongside their performance in the competition's challenges. Despite facing a past separation and near divorce when they had three children, they reconciled, expanded their family to seven, and now manage independent businesses while competing.
Shlomi works as a barber and DJ, while Orit is involved in laser treatments and nail design. Dadon stated that she agreed to participate immediately upon Orit and Shlomi's request, expressing a desire to support them. "A young couple with seven children, they deserve to succeed," Dadon said. The episode will reveal whether this collaboration will be enough to advance the Hararis to the final round.