Avivit Bar Zohar Advises Against Returning to Ex-Partners Amidst Scandal
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Avivit Bar Zohar has advised against returning to ex-partners amidst a public controversy involving her ex-fiancé David Azulai, his current partner Mor Maman, and Azulai's ex-partner Shir Halal. Halal claims a second pregnancy with Azulai, which he denies. Bar Zohar, now in a new relationship with Elad Ben Simon, stated that returning to an ex is a mistake and that focusing on the past hinders future happiness.
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- Avivit Bar Zohar advised against returning to ex-partners amid a scandal involving David Azulai and Mor Maman.
- David Azulai's ex-partner, Shir Halal, claims a second pregnancy, which Azulai denies.
- Bar Zohar is now in a happy relationship with Elad Ben Simon and focuses on her future.
- She stated that returning to an ex is a mistake and hinders future happiness.
- The advice was framed as a message to all Israeli women.
Former beauty queen Mor Maman and her fiancé, businessman David Azulai, have been embroiled in controversy following revelations by Azulai's ex-partner, Shir Halal. Halal claims she is pregnant with Azulai's child for a second time, a claim Azulai disputes, stating that even if she is pregnant, it is not his child. Azulai and Maman addressed the situation in an exclusive interview with "Walla!" where Azulai described his relationship with Halal as never intended for family building and stated the first pregnancy was unwanted. He also cast doubt on the second pregnancy claims.
During this period, Azulai also had a brief, public relationship with Avivit Bar Zohar, which ended with mutual online jabs. Bar Zohar, recently encountered at a photoshoot for a campaign, commented on the ongoing scandal surrounding her ex-partner. She advised against returning to past relationships, stating, "Whoever returns to an ex, shouldn't later say 'Why did I do this?'"
Bar Zohar emphasized her current happiness with her new boyfriend, Elad Ben Simon, and her focus on the future. She extended her advice to all Israeli women, stating, "Whoever returns to an ex, shouldn't later say 'Why did I do this?' Because if something wasn't right the first time, it won't be right the second time." She believes that those who dwell on the past have no future and that one should not return to a place that caused heartbreak, as it will likely happen again. Bar Zohar expressed gratitude for her current relationship, seeing it as the culmination of past experiences.
