Reality Star Bar Cohen Advises Divorcing Mother on Child Welfare
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Influencer Bar Cohen advised a follower contemplating divorce with young children that separate, happy parents are better for kids than unhappy parents together. Cohen, a former "Big Brother" contestant, shared this advice during an Instagram Q&A on Saturday. She also recently spoke about her own struggles with fertility treatments and the desire to have more children.
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- Influencer Bar Cohen advised a divorcing mother that separate, happy parents are better for children.
- Cohen shared her advice during an Instagram Q&A session on Saturday.
- She assured the follower that she is strong and that "everything will be okay."
- Cohen previously shared her emotional struggles with fertility treatments.
- She is known for her authentic and open sharing with her followers.
Israeli influencer and businesswoman Bar Cohen, known for her authentic presence on social media, recently offered advice to a follower going through a divorce with two young daughters. During an Instagram Q&A session on Saturday, the follower asked for guidance during this "shaking crossroads" in her life. Cohen responded with empathy, assuring the follower that "everything will be okay" and that she is "stronger than you think." She acknowledged the difficulty of the situation, stating, "It will hurt, it won't be easy, but you've done everything you could and you are strong!"
Cohen emphasized the importance of the children's well-being, stating, "It is better for the children to have a mother and father who are healthy and happy separately than a mother and father together but unhappy." This sentiment comes from her own life experience, offering comfort and strength to the struggling mother.
Cohen, who gained fame on the reality show "Ha'Ach Ha'Gadol" (The Big Brother), maintains a close relationship with her hundreds of thousands of followers, sharing openly about her family life with her husband Eliab Teti and their children, as well as the challenges of motherhood. Her candid approach has earned her a reputation as a trusted source of advice and inspiration.
This advice follows a previous vulnerable post in October, where Cohen shared her emotional struggle with the desire to expand her family versus the fear of undergoing fertility treatments again. She described a conversation with friends that brought back the difficulties associated with her previous experiences, leading her to tears.