Yesterday (Wednesday) on Paula and Leon's morning show, just as she promised her followers on the network the day before following a storm of bikini photos of Eden Ben Zaken, Paula Rosenberg organized her own bikini protest, in which familiar women (Leah Griner, Ira Dolphin, Yuli Mana) walked into the studio and some Less well known who are also mothers and presented with pride, confidence and mostly shameless body in a bikini in a variety of sizes.
Of course Rosenberg's protest did not pass quietly and received hundreds of comments online, most of them unsurprisingly far from Fargan and were careful to intercept poison arrows also in the direction of Leon Rosenberg, Paula's husband and the host next to her, who responded to the storm this morning (Thursday) in a long Facebook post.
"Mommy, bikini on a morning show!", Rosenberg opened the post serenely with a screenshot from the broadcast, which shows the group of women wearing the cheerful bikini.
"Such is my wife - she shoots from the waist, and like the best gunmen she is the fastest there is and always accurate," Pargan told the woman next to him.
Paula Rosenberg's Daring Parade, Photo: Screenshot
"On Tuesday night when she told me what she was going to do, everything was already sewn up: she knew exactly what message she wanted to convey, how things would go and had already persuaded more women to join her," Leon said of the chain of events.
"She asked me if I wanted to join and stand firm in a bathing suit, but it was clear to me that it was not necessary," he wrote.
"Women do not need a man to strengthen them or confirm their choices, and besides, I do not have the courage to present my body so exposed in front of tens of thousands of spectators in the current lighting of the studio," he admitted.
"Out of the sea of reactions that this move provoked on the net, I must answer to those who claimed that I looked embarrassed in front of their march in the studio," Rosenberg wanted to make clear to all those good souls who felt the need to express concern for him.
"Syrian friends. Maybe you were embarrassed. I was thrilled by this extraordinary moment that shatters social conventions and provokes debate. I was busy not letting that happen and staying out of the frame, because in 2022 a dressed man can not stand inside a group of women in a bikini. Hugh Hefner's era Is over and I'm happy about it, as a father to two daughters.
"I think Paula's move was a work of thought, almost an artistic performance, groundbreaking and full of beauty. The thousands of reactions, extreme to both sides, testify to that. This is not a provocation," he wanted to emphasize in light of the protest against Paula's move.
"This is a clear statement that challenges everything we have been taught about how women should behave and the message for me is that women have a right to celebrate their body and feel comfortable with it in any dress, movement or place. They should not explain or apologize for it, and if there is any man who might think Sexual thoughts about them, it's just his business, and he is asked to keep his thoughts to himself.It makes no sense for women to limit themselves because of thoughts that may arise in someone else.
"Men walk around the world with a sense of freedom and protection, no man is afraid that if he takes off a shirt, or runs down the street in tight tights someone will try to attack him sexually or verbally and women are entitled to that freedom," Rosenberg concluded the post.
Paula did not remain indifferent to the support of the man next to her, and was quick to respond in a separate post she also posted this morning in which she wrote: "Do not think for a moment thanks to the mutual paragon demonstration that we are a more loving or less complex couple. Her and Leon's marital relationship.
"But what is more, there is a lot of love and care between us and we want his best. The one of the other and the other of the other and it is not obvious at all.
"It is not obvious to me that there is someone who gives me space next to him, who understands my message, who makes me feel understood. "For the way I look, for what I think and feel. I am grateful that Leon is first and foremost a friend of mine, that he is for me. It excites me," she signed the post.
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