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By שיר לוי
General12:14 · Aug 25

Comedian Guy Hochman Shares Son's Injury and Frequent ER Visits with Humor

SrugimReligious-right
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The story · English

Israeli comedian Guy Hochman recently shared a distressing photo of his youngest son, Oz, with a bloodied face and a cut forehead, revealing that hospital visits have become a frequent routine for their family. Hochman wrote that he has spent more time in the emergency room this August than on stage, describing Oz as a high-energy child who already has more scars than teeth. Despite the concern, Hochman maintained his characteristic humor, contrasting his two sons by joking that while his older son Rom is calm and disciplined, Oz is reckless and impulsive, "jumping headfirst onto concrete." He also joked about the frequency of their medical visits, mentioning that their health provider Maccabi might be losing money on them and that he declined offers to switch to another provider, calling Oz "his star." Hochman concluded with a loving note, expressing that he wouldn't change Oz's spirited nature despite the injuries and chaos.

This energetic and mischievous behavior from Oz is consistent with what Hochman shared in a previous interview, where he described Oz as a "mini Guy Hochman," full of antics and mischief, unlike his more composed older brother. Even in moments of worry, Hochman blends concern with affection and humor, reflecting his approach to parenting and life.

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