Psychologist Gilad Horovitz Clarifies Role on Israel's 'Married at First Sight' Ahead of Final Episode
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By דסק קשת 12
What happened
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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