For three weeks, Diane Schwartz prepared for the comeback of her life.
Since being kicked out of the reality show, she went underground, read talkbacks and discovered that she was the most hated person in the country.
Last night, on the Shabbat edition of Reshet, the 23-year-old model received the right to comment for the first time and presented a detachment that has not been seen in a long time.
"I said I don't read talkbacks - I lied. I said I was Teflon, but I lied," she said and wept over her fate.
"The waves of incitement, hatred and hatred - I am broken that my family has to go through this because of me. Express your opinion, but not like this. I was shocked by the ease with which people spew venom on the keyboard. I did not murder, I did not beat, I did not do anything to wish such things on me."
Despite interviewer Omar Jordani's attempts to confront her with her behavior, Diane did not internalize what she did wrong.
"I was blown away... everything is fine... the viewers don't understand what's going on inside 'Big Brother', I just told a man my opinion to his face. I'm not responsible for the viewer."
As you may remember, in her 55 days in the Big Brother house, Diane Schwartz managed, among other things, to sting Kazem for the previous boycott, to call Bar a "shameful mother", to tell Talia "you look like a witch", and to state that the people around her are "shallow and disgusting".
She belittled, condescended, organized boycotts, gaslighted and belittled everyone - including her partner.
She enjoyed the confrontations, usually looking for the action, and after it was hinted to her that her fights were a hit on Tiktok - she made sure to add repeated hand movements and words to fit the platform.
Diane Schwartz during the interview,
There is no doubt that Diane was the undisputed star of the season, but also the unbearable one.
She did bring it all on herself, but in her defense it will be said that she was used and thrown away.
When the production needed her in order to heat up the plot in the show - they hugged her tight.
She won permanent immunity from the first week (she was always put up for joint elimination with Nathaniel, and thus earned viewers' votes that kept her).
As you can see, the only time this season she was going to be eliminated alone - she was eliminated.
Now she has to deal with all the scum and hatred almost alone.
Yesterday Diane asked for a second chance, cried, got angry, explained, but regretted almost nothing.
"I don't regret the fights," she clarified.
"For the words that came out of my mouth - I'm sorry that people had to absorb it."
Through a whitewashing interview on the news, Diane hoped to show us the person outside the character, but instead of apologizing, she broadcast a lot of hypocrisy.
If they say "Don't do to your friends what they hate about you", then in the end what she did to other tenants throughout the season of "Big Brother" came back to her like a boomerang as soon as she got out of there - verbal violence, bullying, boycotts, gaslighting, etc. - and despite everything, she is still not Understand.
She was interviewed because she wanted to make amends, but Diane remained Diane and continued to harm herself on screen.
Saturday edition: interview with Diane Schwartz, network 13, 19:55
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