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Psychologist Gilad Horovitz Clarifies Role on Israel's 'Married at First Sight' Ahead of Final Episode

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דווח לראשונה בMako · אוג׳ 14, 2026

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Psychologist Gilad Horovitz, involved in Israel's "Married at First Sight," clarifies he is not a matchmaker but a therapist guiding couples through a challenging process. Ahead of the show's final episode revealing which couples remain together, Horovitz discusses the emotional journey, surprising breakups, and the complexities of attraction and compatibility.

01Gilad Horovitz stresses he is a psychologist, not a matchmaker, on "Married at First Sight."
02The show's final reunion airs Saturday on Keshet 12, revealing which couples stayed together.
03Horovitz was surprised by couple Noa and Ari's decision to separate despite strong love.
04A recent retreat helped couples reveal deep emotions and better understand their relationships.
05Horovitz highlights that attraction can sometimes be built, but underlying issues may persist.
06Watching the season helped Horovitz learn more about himself as a therapist.

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