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Yaki Reissner Opens Up About Painful Divorce Process
Israeli businessman, real estate entrepreneur, and television producer Yaki Reissner, also known as Yaki Reiser, spoke tearfully about his divorce in an interview with Omri Asnaim on Reshet 13. The interview, scheduled to air on Thursday evening, 8 October 2026, features Reissner opening up about the emotional toll of ending his 27-year marriage.
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What happened
- 01Businessman and television producer Yaki Reissner spoke tearfully about his divorce in a Reshet 13 interview with Omri Asnaim.
- 02Reissner and his ex-wife, Tobi, divorced last year after 27 years of marriage and raising five children together.
- 03During the interview, Reissner described the divorce as a painful but necessary decision made when his soul could no longer contain the situation.
- 04Reissner expressed deep respect and love for his ex-wife, stating he loves her more today than he did before their separation.
- 05The emotional interview was scheduled to air on Reshet 13 on the evening of Thursday, 8 October 2026.
- 06Reissner's company, Reissdor Group, recently won a 900 million shekel Israel Land Authority tender for a major development project in Elad.
Reissner and his ex-wife, Tobi, divorced last year after nearly three decades together, during which they had five children. Reissner described the separation as a painful but necessary decision that was made as a last resort when his soul could no longer contain the situation. Despite the split, he expressed deep respect and love for his ex-wife, calling her his partner and the mother of his children, and stating that he loves her even more today than before.
The personal revelation comes alongside notable professional developments for Reissner. He hosts the Haredi matchmaking show "Vart" and his company, Reissdor Group, recently secured a 900 million shekel tender from the Israel Land Authority for a major commercial and employment development project in Elad.
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