Noa Kirl's international career continues to gain momentum, and last weekend she starred in a complimentary article in the digital version of Piper magazine, revealing details about her career and personal life.
"This year I's turned twenty," Kirl said, "and it's very important to me to inspire young women and encourage them to be independent and stand up for themselves, especially when it comes to relationships," she said, referring to the messages in her new single "Thought About That."
When asked how she connects to the text in the song and whether she can relate it to a personal experience she replied that "I can identify with him on many levels and was a partner in writing it from a personal perspective. I opened myself to a relationship without realizing how vulnerable I would be down the road."
Who is separated from whom?
Kirl and Margie, Photo: Pini Silok, Tal Abodi
"Even if the one who chose to end the relationship," Kirel dropped a bombshell when she first hinted that she was the initiating party in her and Jonathan Margie's breakup about five months ago, "you can still find yourself with a broken heart," she said.
"This song is a result of those moments where you have to lift yourself up again, get out of bed and move on. We all need self-love and reminders to celebrate our independence, something that is harder to do of course in trying to find inner self-confidence after being in such a long relationship." Added.
Noa Kirl, Photo: Amir Yaakobi
Perfectly timed for Kirl's interview, the mythological ex Margie also starred in two major interviews over the past week, in which he too was of course asked about the relationship and the well-publicized breakup.
When Margie, 22, was asked in an interview with Leisure Plus magazine who initiated the breakup and whether the two stayed in touch, he replied without blinking: "After so much time together, I do not see a situation in life that could be such a situation that you say 'Who dumped whom?' "It's a decision we make together, and we did it in a very mature and very friendly way, with the full understanding that this is what will be better for both of us and this is what it was."
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