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Singer Ninet Tayeb Opens Up on Divorce and Personal Growth in New Album
Israeli singer Ninet Tayeb discusses her difficult divorce, personal growth, and new album "I’m Nina," which reflects her self-acceptance and emotional journey. She also shares insights on motherhood, early fame challenges, and her response to the October 7 attacks near her hometown.
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What happened
- 01Ninet Tayeb calls her divorce the hardest decision of her life, still coping after two years.
- 02Her new album "I’m Nina" is a personal statement embracing her full identity at age 42.
- 03Tayeb reflects on early fame pressures and her complex relationship with her breakout hit.
- 04She describes motherhood as central, with hopes her daughters will pursue music.
- 05Tayeb recounts trauma from October 7 attacks and her involvement in hostage return efforts.
- 06She rejects cultural identity limitations, embracing her Mizrahi heritage and more.
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