Israeli Rapper Tuna and Manager Lior Miller End Eight-Year Partnership
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Israeli rapper Tuna and his longtime manager Lior Miller have ended their eight-year personal management partnership. Miller will continue managing Tuna's live shows, while personal management shifts to a new agency. Both expressed mutual respect and gratitude as they move forward separately.
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- Tuna and manager Lior Miller end their eight-year personal management partnership.
- Miller will continue managing Tuna's live performances.
- Personal management now handled by Rotem Florentin and Ofer Navaro's agency.
- The split was due to longstanding differences and was initially kept private.
- Both Tuna and Miller expressed gratitude and respect in farewell posts.
- Miller will focus on booking and producing Tuna's shows going forward.
Israeli rapper and singer Tuna (Itay Zevulun) and his personal manager Lior Miller have mutually decided to end their professional relationship after eight years. While Miller will continue managing Tuna's live performances, the artist's personal management will now be handled by the agency of Rotem Florentin and Ofer Navaro. Industry sources indicated the split was long in the making due to differences between the two, which they initially kept private before announcing publicly.
Tuna expressed gratitude to Miller in a social media post, thanking him for his dedication, faith, shared experiences, and successes over their years working together. He described their journey as beautiful and impactful, emphasizing that Miller remains part of the "family" but is embarking on a new path. Miller also posted a farewell message, reflecting on their eight intense years filled with achievements, challenges, and strong bonds. He stated that while he is stepping down as Tuna's manager, he will continue focusing on booking and producing the rapper's shows, with more dreams to fulfill.
The announcement marks a significant transition in Tuna's career management, separating personal guidance from live event coordination. Both parties highlighted their ongoing respect and connection despite the professional change.
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