Diane Schwartz: "My mother was afraid to leave the house, they smashed my sister's car mirrors"

The model and former reality TV star who caused an uproar in the "Big Brother" house was interviewed for the first time, and told about what has happened to her since she left the house: "It's hard for me to sleep at night, I imagine that my mother is being murdered."

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20/08/2022

Saturday, August 20, 2022, 8:11 p.m. Updated: 9:32 p.m.

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Diane Schwartz Big Brother (News 13)

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stayed in the "Big Brother" house for 55 days until she was evicted in a particularly dramatic move.

When she left the filmed house in Madina, the crowd did not cheer and as the days passed, she realized that she had become the most hated woman in the State of Israel.

Since then, Schwartz has hardly left her home and rarely updates social networks.

Tonight (Saturday) an interview with her was broadcast on the Saturday edition of News 13, and she talked about the difficult time she was going through and her disappearance.

"I went home, to my family. I think everyone deserves a moment to digest what I went through, what we went through. It took me a while to understand what was happening outside. I read talkbacks for the first two days and marveled at the waves it made."

Schwartz on the eve of the impeachment (photo: Network 13)

Surprisingly, Schwartz testified that the stay at home pleased her.

"Even though it didn't seem like it, I had a lot of fun at home. I went through a crazy experience, I won friends for life. I had fun at home, despite everything. I entered the reality show and took responsibility, I knew I would receive criticism. The waves of incitement, the year and the hatred - I am heartbroken that my family She has to go through this because of me. It's inhumane. Express your opinion, but not like this."

Diane went on to talk about the reactions she received.

"My stomach turns, I can't deal with these things. Criticism is not difficult for me. I said I was Teflon, but I lied. I am in favor of expressing criticism of my behavior, my way of speaking, the discourse. I have a hard time with online violence. I am not a character on television, I A human being with feelings."

"That was not a good choice of words on my part," she said when she saw the way she spoke to

.

"It was said in the heat of the moment, after that Kazem told me he loved me. I closed my account with him. It's the viewer's choice whether to believe me or not, I have no responsibility for him."

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Schwartz (photo: Walla! system, Walla system!)

"The viewers don't understand what's going on inside. This is our reality, there is no other reality. These are our relationships, this is the preoccupation: cigarettes, hunger, things that take you out of control. It's a pressure cooker for everything. When I came out I was horrified. I accept the criticism and it's okay that they respond I'm flesh, not fur: either they hate me or they love me and that's fine, that's who I am."

Schwartz also referred to the romantic relationship she developed with Nathaniel.

"I read and saw what they said about Nathaniel and me. I was there for him the whole time, and he was there for me. It hurts me to hear that."

While she was at home, several companies that worked with Diane refused to do business with her.

"I didn't work at one of them, they disowned me when I wasn't their model and then apologized. The other company was a home for me and yes, it hurt me. When there were criticisms against them, I stood by them through fire and water."

When she left the house, she quickly realized that the winds were stormy.

"My family and friends hugged me, said they were proud of me. They spoke to me in a language I didn't understand, the token fell in the first two days. The first night I went through comments on Instagram pages, and I was shocked by the power of the waves, the ease with which people take venom from the keyboard. Why does my mother have to go through this? I didn't kill, I didn't beat, I didn't do anything to wish such things on me.

There were days when my mother was afraid to leave the house. My sister had her car mirrors smashed, my girlfriend had her windshield smashed. They threatened to put an explosive device under my house, catch me in the alley, rape my mother mine. It's the hardest for me. It's hard for me to sleep at night, I imagine my mother being murdered. Where is the line between a thug with a keyboard and someone who is capable of doing something? It's scary."

Shattered mirrors.

Schwartz and her sister (photo: Walla! system, Walla system!)

Does Diane regret her behavior?

not exactly.

"I don't regret the fights because it's natural and happens. The words that came out of my mouth, which others had to absorb as well - I'm sorry for that."

At the end, Schwartz asked that they give her a chance to prove herself one more time.

"I hope they will see the interview and understand that there is a human being behind the character from the TV. That they will give me a chance to move forward with my life. That's all I want."

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