Just before Yom Kippur, the star packed herself and her two children, boarded a private plane and flew to Paris - with the participation of her followers - who were furious • "Why show off when people are hungry for bread?"
She will always have Paris:
Just before Yom Kippur when the entire country is in quarantine, Nicole Reidman has decided to update her 844,000 followers on Instagram that she will not transfer the fast imprisoned in the country, after deciding to leave with her two children to Paris indefinitely.
From Nicole Reidman's Instagram
"A good signing with Israel! Light and love, happiness and joy, empathy and acceptance of the other, giving and helping, respect and support," she opened the post Shalva with two photos of herself and her children Michelle and Richie on the private plane that flew them to the City of Lights.
"Love you and wish us all to be healthy and get through this period soon!"
As if anticipating the reactions that would follow the post, Reidman added: "Sorry I shared, me and my kids after 8 months at home, we decided to fly for an unknown period", and ended the post with a request: "To all zealots and narrow-minded please do not respond (Yom Kippur anyway) Stop following. "
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The post garnered more than forty thousand likes and a few thousand comments, but not surprisingly, quite a few surfers got upset about Reidman for the content and timing of the post and rushed out against it: "Listen, I love capitalism like the next guy, but to see Nicole Reidman fly in a private plane to Paris Nicole Reidman's songs are dystopian shit, I tell you, "tweeted stand-up comedian Tom Aaron.
"Leave dystopia and that, did anyone warn the French? I did not die for them, but they do not deserve one," tweeted another surfer in response, and others did not hesitate to tweet cynical comments as well: "Pleasant flight, stay there," "Finally good news "," As Said, Black Day for Democracy "and" Immediately After the Commercials: The New Life of Nicole Reidman ".
"When so many people have nothing to eat, modesty and humility will not harm you," scolded another surfer below the original post, and another began in a conciliatory tone but ended angrily: "Fly, have fun! But why show off like that when there are more than a million unemployed and bread hungry people? You could fly without showing off too much ... How did you say? Yom Kippur is upon us. "
"What exactly are you in trouble about? You cry that you divorced and did not get anything from him, but you can fly to Paris in a private plane? You are delusional. A country is collapsing, people are getting sick but you must advertise that you flew in a private plane," another surfer said. The main thing is that you constantly pick up on Bibi, and you run away because you know that this closure is unnecessary. "
Listen I love capitalism like the next guy, but to see Nicole Reidman fly in a private plane to Paris and hear Nicole Reidman's songs on the road is dystopian shit I'm telling you.
- Tom Aharon (@Sachback) September 26, 2020
"We opened an eye on you" and "Stop following her, she hurts the other's feelings, shame," other surfers were furious.
There were also those who tried to maintain a more conciliatory tone (in the spirit of Yom Kippur) and wrote: "On the one hand one should not board such things, a private plane and flee abroad, when most people here have no money to live, some even have no money for food.
On the other hand, it is your right to bring up whatever you want and your right to fly a private jet.
So yes, but still eye piercing is not a pretty thing. "
Among the tens of thousands of likes and comments garnered by the original post, one could find quite a few of Reidman's friends who rushed to pick her up and strengthen her, alongside surfers who claimed that all those who clicked their tongues did so out of jealousy even if they could have behaved exactly like her.
"Have fun and live as if there is no tomorrow! Maybe there is no tomorrow," wrote Mickey Boganim.
"Have fun," added good friend Ron Shachar, and Shiri Maimon summed up the issue in a weapon emoji.
Although she has received quite a few unpleasant reactions as she foresaw, Reidman does not seem to have let them influence her, and in the hours since she and her children landed in Paris she uploads pictures of them having fun and taking advantage of the changing atmosphere.
In the meantime, Reidman also found time to update her story today (Tuesday) that she does not understand how to deal with the zoom when it is not functioning all the time, and expressed appreciation to parents who have to move between five children while cooking and cleaning that she tries to do herself.
At the end of the story she called private tutors for Hebrew, English, French and piano to contact her for private lessons, and updated that they would have to undergo a corona test before.
