TV Hosts Exchange Banter Over Generous Gift at Baby's Brit Milah
TV co-hosts Maayan Adam and Haim Etgar exchanged jokes on their show "Haim and Maayan" after Etgar revealed he gifted Adam 1,200 shekels for her son Eito's Brit Milah. Adam expressed surprise and playfully refused to reciprocate the amount. The segment highlighted the recent birth and Brit Milah of Adam's third child with partner Yuval Tzelner. Etgar defended his generous gift-giving philosophy, leading to further lighthearted exchanges between the hosts.
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- TV host Haim Etgar gifted 1,200 shekels to co-host Maayan Adam for her son's Brit Milah.
- The gift exchange occurred during their show "Haim and Maayan" on Keshet 12.
- Adam expressed surprise and playfully refused to reciprocate the monetary gift.
- The baby's name, Eito, was revealed, inspired by a verse from Ecclesiastes.
- Adam and her partner Yuval Tzelner recently welcomed their third child and announced their engagement.
Co-hosts Maayan Adam and Haim Etgar engaged in playful banter on their show "Haim and Maayan" on Keshet 12, when Etgar revealed the monetary gift he gave Adam for her newborn son's Brit Milah ceremony. Adam expressed surprise at the generous sum, which Etgar stated was 1,200 shekels, and humorously declared she would not reciprocate with a gift of equal value. The segment aired Friday, following the recent Brit Milah of Adam's third child with partner Yuval Tzelner, a son named Eito. The couple, who have been together for five years, also recently celebrated their engagement at the hospital after Eito's birth. Adam explained that the name Eito was inspired by the verse "He has made everything beautiful in its time" from Ecclesiastes. She also shared that the pregnancy was unexpected, occurring as the couple had begun pursuing surrogacy. Etgar, known for his selective attendance at events, emphasized his philosophy of giving generously when he does attend, stating, "When I come to an event, I honor with all my heart, and 1,200 shekels." Adam responded with mock disbelief, calling him "crazy" and vowing never to give such a gift herself. Etgar playfully suggested involving Tzelner, while Adam quipped about Tzelner's own generosity at events. Etgar concluded by wishing the family well.