Ruslana Rodina Opens Up About Career, Personal Life, and New Relationship
Ruslana Rodina, a prominent Israeli model and public figure, shared an extensive interview reflecting on her challenging past two years, her evolving career, and her personal life. After over a decade in the industry, she described recent times as intense, marked by a high-profile breakup from singer Itay Paz and the impact on their son, Yan, now 11.5 years old. Rodina emphasized the difficulties of managing public scrutiny, especially regarding her son's involvement in modeling, which she defended against accusations of nepotism.
Rodina discussed her new relationship with Ami, a childhood acquaintance from Hadera, highlighting the rapid progression and deep connection they share. While she is cautious about marriage, she did not rule out the possibility, noting her preference for equality in relationships, including financial independence and shared expenses. She also reflected on her past relationships, including a six-year partnership with singer Eyal Golan, with whom she shares a son.
Addressing public criticism, Rodina spoke candidly about body image issues, the pressures of fame, and her approach to social media and endorsements. She rejects the label of "gold digger," insisting she has always been financially independent and prefers authentic brand collaborations over constant influencer promotions. She also touched on her business ventures, including a jewelry line, and her aspirations to study criminology.
Rodina recounted her experience on the reality show "Survivor," which she credits with helping her develop resilience and self-awareness. She also described the challenges of balancing privacy with public life, especially as a mother protecting her son from negative attention. Looking ahead, she expressed optimism about her future, including the possibility of expanding her family and continuing her career on her own terms.
The interview reveals Rodina's multifaceted identity as a mother, businesswoman, and public figure navigating the complexities of fame and personal growth.
