Nasrin Kadri Says Hostage Survivor Rom Barlevsky Was Not Invited to Her Party
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Singer Nasrin Kadri stated that hostage survivor Rom Barlevsky was not invited to her party, contrary to his claims. She explained that the building owner prevented him from entering, not her or her partner. Kadri also clarified a leaked phone call, saying her comment about "chaos" was not a threat but a prediction of mutual difficulties. The public backlash severely impacted her, leading her to consider leaving Israel, but she now says the situation has improved and the case is closed.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Singer Nasrin Kadri stated Rom Barlevsky was not invited to her party.
- Kadri clarified a leaked phone call, saying "chaos" meant mutual difficulties, not a threat.
- The public backlash caused Kadri severe distress, impacting her role as a mother.
- Kadri considered leaving Israel with her children due to public criticism.
- Kadri stated her relationship with Barlevsky has improved and the case is closed.
Singer Nasrin Kadri has spoken out about a highly publicized incident involving her partner and hostage survivor Rom Barlevsky, revealing new details in a recent interview. Kadri addressed claims against her and clarified statements made during a leaked phone call, explaining how the public storm affected her ability to function as a mother.
Barlevsky had previously claimed he was invited to a private party hosted by Kadri in January and was assaulted by her partner. However, Kadri presented a different account, stating, "Rom was not invited. Rom was present in the building where my party was and he wanted to enter. The owner of the place stopped him, not me. If I had known he was outside, I would have let him in, over my eyes."
Her partner also commented, saying he tried to de-escalate the situation and help guests enter the party. He explained he would not file a complaint against Barlevsky, especially given his status as a hostage. Kadri further elaborated on a leaked phone call with Barlevsky, where she said, "You want chaos? There will be chaos." She explained this was part of a longer conversation where she was trying to apologize and resolve the issue, meaning that both of them would face difficulties, not a threat.
Kadri revealed the public backlash was the most difficult part, leading to two weeks of intense crying and difficulty functioning as a mother. She admitted to considering leaving Israel with her children due to the overwhelming media coverage and public criticism. Despite the crisis, Kadri stated that her relationship with Barlevsky has improved since the incident, which she considers to be behind them, noting that the legal case has been closed.
