The fashion designer explains why he chose to leave the "Big Brother" house • "Something broke in me" • And also: what does he think of Karin?
• The full interview: tomorrow at "Shishvat"
Contento
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Ronen Ackerman
One of the big surprises of the current “Big Brother” season is the departure from the selection of the dominant and beloved tenant Dror Contento.
In an interview with the "Shishvat" supplement of "Israel Today", he talks about the three turbulent months of his life.
"Something broke in me, and I can not deny it," he says.
"I was in a house where we were guided, moved, and I did not let anyone control me. As soon as I realized I was losing control - I decided to leave. For me, I left in the best way possible."
What are the things that broke you?
"For example, when they let me hear a recording of my girl. This is the moment that dismantled me."
How was leaving home?
"When I went out and saw the looks of all the people, I felt like everyone was breathing a sigh of relief for me. The air came back to me when I saw Shilat and Daniel. I may not be built for reality either. I wanted my life back."
Dror and Josie open their hearts // Courtesy of Network 13
Quite a few viewers linked the segment that saw you talking about Karin.
"I think she was hurt because she heard what a person who loved her was finally saying to her inside, something no one dared tell her."
What do you think of her conduct at home?
"I do not want to open up to her, but I wish her to be strong in her own right. She does not need anyone to tell her she is strong."
Contento is one of the few who got along with Yehuda Yitzhakov.
"The most correct definition for Judah is 'a huge heart in a monster's body.' I love it."