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Noa Kirel Says Honeymoon Health Scare Was Not Pregnancy Related
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What happened
Noa Kirel said a honeymoon medical emergency in Japan was not pregnancy related and that she has recovered after treatment in Israel. She also discussed her marriage, family plans, faith, and a possible return to Festigal.
- 01Kirel’s honeymoon was interrupted by severe pain and a hospital visit in Japan.
- 02Doctors suspected appendicitis, and she returned to Israel for treatment.
- 03She rejected pregnancy rumors triggered by the hospitalization.
- 04Kirel said she and Daniel want children, but only at the right time.
- 05She said Daniel prays daily, and their religious life has grown stronger.
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