The two couples who have won so far in "VIP Winning Couple" have divorced • Will this change in the new season?
• According to the first episode, it will be another of those lovable trash that will pass the time for us
Exes themselves.
Facilitators Itai Turgeman and Anna Aronov
"This is the ultimate pairing test," Anna Aronov announced in the premiere episode of the pairing competition launched last night on Network 13. But what is that ultimate pairing tested in the ultimate test, for which the production of "VIP Winning Couple" flew eight celebrity pairs to Brazil to a crucial contest?
"Success in the game does not depend on how long you are together, it does not depend on how sticky you are, but only on how much you know each other," Turgeman explained.
Is one who knows.
Hari Turji, Aronov's ex, single-handedly hosted the previous two tragic seasons of the show that aired on Channel 10 in the previous decade.
Apparently "Winning Couple" presents a simple format, perhaps even too simple.
Couples compete with each other in excessive tasks, betting on money, winning or crashing.
The glider shots sprinkled Brazil, nature and beaches, but the premiere episode was conducted by the couples in a secluded compound and competed among themselves in a closed studio alongside local samba dancers.
Not something that cannot be photographed in Petah Tikva.
The couples chosen this time to face the ultimate test do not bode well in the field of relationships.
Itzik Zohar, for example, often gets dirty in Hebrew about the Italian company next to him;
Oren Hazan's father and mother got involved in understanding the rules of the game, Taylor Malchov claimed that Ben Zinni was not her taste, and he announced "there is no way I will let you direct on TV with your ex", but until the show aired, Zinni himself became that ex of her who appears with her on TV.
The first episode of "Winning Couple" lived up to the not-so-high expectations, and gave the impression of a likable reality show that would pass us the time until the next election.
The format actually does not take itself too seriously, concentrating on love, hugs, romantic gestures and as much kitsch as you can push.
Thus, this reality will rise and fall on the casting, and here are the question marks.
Tal Gilboa got nervous the first night, Malkov broke up the next morning because she did not get a private shower, and Adel Besflov also shed tears before the end of the episode, but only because it is already the fifth reality she does in her short life.
The battle for victory will be fierce, nails will be pulled out and relationships will be put to the test.
But what is the victory in the competition worth?
What does a couple need to win, and to what extent is the intensity of the relationship expressed in the final results?
Want to say, does this hour not remember how many times his wife Iggy Waxman got married while performing a samba dance, really symbolizes something about a thriving relationship - or not?
And that's what we'll get now for months.
They will throw mud at the competitors, feed them gravel, connect them to a truth machine, quarrel between them, dismantle them and reconnect.
Then, one by one they will be relegated and shrunk until the promos announce a dramatic finale, and there will be some winning pair to win the "winning pair" season.
And what then?
Get a spoiler.
In the first season, Israel and Jackie Azoulay won, in the second season, Danit Greenberg and Eliav Ozen won.
Common to previous season winners: They divorced very quickly.
Winning Couple VIP, Network 13, 9:15 p.m.
