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Israeli Actress Odelia Halevi Announces First Pregnancy Amid 'Law & Order' Success Israeli actress Odelia Halevi, star of the American series "Law & Order," announced her first pregnancy, discovered right after filming the show's 25th season. She and her husband Aaron Mazor are expecting a daughter in December, and Halevi shared her emotional journey and excitement about motherhood.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Odelia Halevi, Israeli actress in "Law & Order," announces first pregnancy. 02 She found out she was pregnant the day after finishing season 25 filming. 03 Halevi experienced strong emotions and unusual cravings early in pregnancy. 04 She and husband Aaron Mazor recently moved into a renovated apartment. 05 Halevi felt the baby's first kicks and is due in December. 06 She looks forward to meeting her daughter and motherhood's challenges. Translated and summarized by baba from Now 14 , the latest report. Read Now 14’s original The coverage
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