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Israeli Actress Sarai Givaty and Husband Or Luboshitz Announce Divorce After 12 Years

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Israeli actress Sarai Givaty and her husband Or Luboshitz are divorcing after 12 years and three children, announcing the decision on Instagram with a commitment to remain a family.

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  • Sarai Givaty and Or Luboshitz announce their separation after 12 years of marriage.
  • They have three children together, born in 2015, 2018, and 2025.
  • The couple married in September 2014 after dating for 18 months.
  • Givaty emphasized the separation was made with love and respect.
  • They intend to remain a family despite the divorce.
  • The announcement was made publicly to avoid rumors.

Israeli actress, model, and singer Sarai Givaty, 44, announced her separation from her husband, businessman and media figure Or Luboshitz, after 12 years of marriage. The couple, who share three children, revealed the news in an Instagram story where Givaty emphasized that the decision was made with love and respect, and that despite the separation, they remain a family, albeit in a different form.

Givaty and Luboshitz married in September 2014 after dating for a year and a half. Their first child, a son named Reef, was born in April 2015, followed by their daughter Kai in 2018. Their youngest son was born in June 2025 after an unexpected pregnancy. Givaty expressed that the children remain the center of their lives despite the change in their relationship.

The announcement aims to clarify the situation publicly and prevent rumors, highlighting the couple's commitment to co-parenting and maintaining family unity despite their separation.

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