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Israeli 'Law & Order' Star Odelya Halevi Expecting First Child in December

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Israeli actress Odelya Halevi, star of "Law & Order," and her husband Aaron Mazur are expecting their first child, a daughter, in December. The couple shared maternity photos from New York, celebrating the upcoming addition to their family.

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  • Odelya Halevi, Israeli actress on "Law & Order," is pregnant with her first child, due in December.
  • She shared maternity photos on Instagram featuring her and husband Aaron Mazur in New York.
  • Halevi and Mazur married last year in Israel after three years together.
  • Mazur is a Jewish-American real estate professional with strong ties to Israel.
  • Halevi has lived in the U.S. for nearly 20 years due to her acting career.
  • She expressed interest in acting in Israel but was told she is not well known enough there.
Israeli 'Law & Order' Star Odelya Halevi Expecting First Child in December
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Israeli actress Odelya Halevi, known for her role as Assistant District Attorney Samantha Maroun on the American TV series "Law & Order," is expecting her first child, a daughter, due in December. Halevi, 37, shared the news on Instagram with maternity photos taken in New York City, some featuring her husband Aaron Mazur, 42, a Jewish-American real estate professional. The couple married last year in a lavish ceremony at Ronit Farm in Israel after three years together.

Halevi has lived in the United States for nearly two decades due to her acting career. In a past interview, she emphasized the importance of her partner having a connection to Israel, noting Mazur's strong Jewish ties and observance of Yom Kippur fasting, despite her own different practice. Although she expressed interest in acting in Israel, she mentioned being told she is "not well known enough" there.

The announcement was also featured in the American magazine PEOPLE, where Halevi captioned her post "New rhythm." The couple appears joyful as they stroll through New York, anticipating parenthood in the coming months.

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