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Survivor Stars Shai Hai and Avi Shoshan Part Ways With Talent Agency

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Survivor contestants Shai Hai and Avi Shoshan have split from their talent agency, which was co-owned by Roberto Ben Shoshan and Liat Lossky. The decision was made during the current season of the reality show on Channel 13. The pair are now looking for new representation as they move forward in their careers.

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  • Survivor stars Shai Hai and Avi Shoshan have left their talent agency.
  • The agency was co-owned by Roberto Ben Shoshan and Liat Lossky.
  • The split occurred during the current season of "Survivor" on Channel 13.
  • Hai and Shoshan are seeking new professional representation.

Shai Hai and Avi Shoshan, two prominent contestants from the current season of "Survivor" airing on Channel 13, have reportedly ended their professional relationship with their talent agency. The decision comes amidst the ongoing season, which has seen the pair generate significant interest. The agency, co-owned by Roberto Ben Shoshan and Liat Lossky, previously represented both Hai and Shoshan. The two reality stars are now seeking new representation as they embark on a new professional path, separate from the agency.

Their departure from the agency suggests a shift in their careers, occurring concurrently with their participation in the popular survival reality show. The exact reasons for the split were not disclosed, but it marks a significant change for the contestants who have been in the public eye due to their "Survivor" appearances.

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