Mother of 'Married at First Sight' Bride Laiki Glick Opens Up on Family, Faith, and Relationship Challenges
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
By גיא פינס
What happened
Laiki Glick, a bride on Israel's "Married at First Sight," discussed her secular return, family support, and relationship struggles with groom Tomer Greenberg. Her parents expressed acceptance despite initial disappointment, and the family addressed the challenges of sharing private issues on national TV. The interview aired ahead of a key episode on Keshet 12.
- 01Laiki Glick, raised in a Chabad family, returned to secular life and openly discussed it with her parents.
- 02She revealed relationship challenges with groom Tomer Greenberg, who showed limited attraction.
- 03Her mother defended her against blame for Tomer's issues, emphasizing it was his problem.
- 04The family expressed discomfort about discussing sexuality publicly but prioritized Laiki's happiness.
- 05Laiki's parents accepted her secular relationship despite initial disappointment.
- 06They showed resilience against community judgment, focusing on family support.
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