This dramatic statement was made by the "Big Brother" tenant Asif Elkayam when asked by hope if he would consider returning to the ex
Wedding or the Million Dollar Question: Like all tenants, Asif Alkim also wants to be the last tenant in the Big Brother house and win a million, but it turns out that there is also an added bonus to winning. This bonus probably does not correlate with the object of his intentions, but between us, what difference does it make when you are facing a reality show?
Late last night, when most of the housemates were dozing, Alkim had a conversation with hope about his marital status after leaving home.
In favor of those who are less proficient in Alkim's biography, it is worth mentioning that this is the ex of a human fountain, now a TV show, in Miri Regev's speaking past and in the middle also managed to be in "survival."
The two separated two months ago at the end of a relationship of about a year and a half, after a man (32) revealed on Instagram in a lengthy post that it is strongly argued that Alkim (28) is not due to start a family and is not ready to give up the dream of becoming a mother.
Asked by Hope whether he would consider a renewal of a relationship with a man if it was still available when he left home, he replied: "I am in the final? I took the million? If so, it seems to me that I am back with the million in my hand."
Spring, get ready. Asif and Hope at "Big Brother" // Screenshot
When she hoped to press Asif and asked if it was a wedding as a religion, he replied "I think so. You can't know, but I think so.
"It's difficult for people, but what scares me most is how I run this house, tell? I can choose to give up everything and have children but I don't want to."
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