Noa Moses of 'Married at First Sight' Opens Up About Being Widely Criticized

Noa Moses, a bride from the Israeli reality show "Married at First Sight," addressed her mixed feelings about participating in the program during an Instagram Q&A session. Following a dramatic episode aired on August 4, 2026, where tensions between Moses and fellow participant Ari Goldberg escalated, Moses responded candidly to a follower who asked if she was happy to have joined the show. She acknowledged the difficulties, saying, "It's not fun to be one of the most hated people right now," but emphasized that she is currently in the happiest place she has ever been, finding joy in her personal life despite the public backlash.

Moses also reflected on her experience with the show, admitting that her feelings about it have changed over time. While she is not completely at peace with everything, she does not regret her decision to participate, viewing it as part of her personal journey. She quoted Israeli singer Omer Adam, saying, "In the end, I wouldn't want a different past or a different tomorrow," though she humorously wished for "a little less poison."

In the latest episode, Moses and Goldberg went on a double date with another couple from the show, Niv Argov and Asaf Vered. The evening started positively but quickly deteriorated, ending with Moses and Goldberg parting ways. Goldberg later revealed in a conversation with a family member that he and Moses have been living separately since the beginning of the process, with him staying in their "shared" apartment and her spending time in her previous residence.