Shuli and Michal Rand Officially Finalize Divorce After Lengthy Dispute
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Israeli singer Shuli Rand and his first wife Michal have officially finalized their divorce after a long, public dispute involving mutual abuse allegations. Following the divorce, Rand married singer Tzofit Grant in a private ceremony in 2021.
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- Shuli and Michal Rand officially completed their divorce on Tuesday at the rabbinical court.
- The couple was married for many years and have seven children together.
- Michal accused Shuli of neglect and violence, while Shuli claimed he was abused by Michal.
- After Michal rejected the divorce ruling, Shuli received a special permit to marry Tzofit Grant.
- Shuli Rand and Tzofit Grant married privately in November 2021 in the Jerusalem hills.
The prolonged and highly publicized divorce between Israeli singer Shuli Rand and his first wife, Michal Rand, officially concluded on Tuesday. The couple completed the formal divorce process at the rabbinical court, as reported by journalist Liora Goldenberg-Stern. Shuli and Michal had been married for many years and share seven children. Throughout their separation, Michal accused Shuli of neglecting his children and alleged he was violent towards her. Conversely, Shuli claimed in past interviews that he was the victim of physical, emotional, and financial abuse by Michal. After Michal initially refused to accept the rabbinical court's ruling on their divorce, Shuli received a special permit from 100 rabbis allowing him to marry his new partner, singer Tzofit Grant. The couple's relationship was first revealed by Walla Celebs, and they married in a private ceremony on November 9, 2021, at Derech Eretz Farm in the Jerusalem hills, attended only by close family and friends.
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