Avivit Bar-Zohar Opens Up About Love, Career, and Personal Struggles in Candid Interview
Avivit Bar-Zohar, Israeli businesswoman and reality TV star, spoke extensively about her personal life, career, and challenges in a detailed interview conducted on Tu B'Av 2026, shortly after her breakup with David Azulai. Bar-Zohar revealed a pattern of relationships ending just before significant dates like Tu B'Av and her birthday, reflecting on her resilience and faith in divine plans. She described herself as a "messenger of light," navigating hardships to strengthen her spirit.
Bar-Zohar clarified misconceptions about her work, emphasizing her role as owner of the cosmetics company Royal Glow for nine years, with over 100 products approved by the Ministry of Health. She expressed frustration over public assumptions that she relies on wealthy partners, affirming her financial independence and hard work. Discussing her recent breakup with Azulai, she praised him as a kind and generous man, detailing how she invested emotionally and financially in their relationship, including furnishing his penthouse and organizing his birthday.
On motherhood, Bar-Zohar shared her struggles with two miscarriages and her decision to pursue single motherhood, urging women to preserve their eggs early. She expressed a strong desire to become a mother soon, supported by her large family network. She also addressed the harsh online criticism she faces, particularly regarding a derogatory comment made by fellow celebrity Lehiya Greener, which she refuses to forgive despite Greener's apology.
Bar-Zohar discussed her complex relationship with the Israeli entertainment industry, noting a lack of genuine support despite her business success and social media following. Politically, she distanced herself from past affiliations, advocating for leadership focused on social welfare and poverty alleviation. She remains open to entering politics if it enables meaningful change.
Despite public scrutiny and personal hardships, Bar-Zohar maintains optimism about love, describing herself as a "Disney princess" still believing in her "knight in shining armor." She acknowledged her strong, dominant personality and the challenges it poses in relationships but affirmed her commitment to authenticity and self-love. She concluded with a plea for kindness and respect in public discourse, highlighting the emotional toll of online abuse.
