Rotem Sela Says She Married Her Dream Man, Who Earns Significantly More
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Israeli entertainer Rotem Sela stated in an interview that her husband, businessman Ariel Roter, earns significantly more than she does, calling him "the man of my dreams." Roter is a co-owner of the Castro-Hogos fashion group and maintains a low public profile. Sela also discussed her new nutritional supplement brand, "Better," and her friend Gal Gadot's attempts to recruit her for Hollywood. She also spoke about her bond with co-host Assi Azar.
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- Entertainer Rotem Sela stated her husband, businessman Ariel Roter, earns significantly more than she does.
- Ariel Roter is a co-owner of the fashion group Castro-Hogos.
- Rotem Sela recently launched her own nutritional supplement brand called "Better."
- Gal Gadot is reportedly trying to convince Sela to move to Hollywood.
- Sela co-hosts "The Next Star" with Assi Azar.
Israeli entertainer Rotem Sela, one of the country's most sought-after stars, revealed in a recent interview that her husband, businessman Ariel Roter, earns considerably more than she does. Sela, who hosts prime-time shows, fronts major brand campaigns, and runs her own business ventures, stated directly when asked about income disparities, "I married the man of my dreams, who is handsome, talented, smart, and also earns much more than me."
Roter, a co-owner of the fashion group Castro-Hogos, comes from a family associated with the long-standing Castro fashion chain. He maintains a low public profile, unlike his wife, who is a constant presence on television and in commercials. Despite their different public personas, they are considered a prominent couple in Israel's entertainment and business circles.
The interview also touched on personal aspects of their relationship. When reminded that Sela had previously said she slept better without her husband, she clarified that Roter was not offended by the remark.
Sela is also expanding her business activities, recently launching "Better," her own brand of nutritional supplements. She described this move into entrepreneurship, beyond being a spokesperson, as "the most natural thing" and not frightening. She also mentioned that international star Gal Gadot "all the time" tries to persuade her to move to Hollywood. Sela also discussed her close relationship with her "The Next Star" co-host Assi Azar, noting that while he doesn't know things her husband doesn't, he is aware of "different sides" of her personality.