TV presenter Jordan Harel took advantage of the qualifying evening yesterday (Monday) for a question and answer session with her 406 thousand followers on Instagram.
She shattered the rosy image she portrays on social media, and shared with them the wounds and experiences she is dealing with.
"Is there something you regret, and would you have done or acted differently today, looking at the past?" Harel was asked, and surprised with her honest answer.
"Yes," she interrupted first.
"Sorry, but I have a hard time with the phrase 'I don't regret anything, everything has led me to where I am today'," she quoted from a well-known cliché.
"I regret things I didn't do or say, like a trip after the army that I didn't do, auditions that I was ashamed to attend, and experiences that I skipped and now I miss them," she explained with an open heart.
"When I look back, I didn't put many people in their place even though I had to, in different situations throughout my life. Because I was afraid, or I wanted to be loved, not to cause problems, etc.," she explained.
"I want to believe that today I probably would have been able to react differently," she hoped.
Another question that Jordan was asked dealt with her career, and even there she gave an unusual answer, when she insisted on presenting the truth as it is, without pretense.
"Is there a new project you are working on?", we were intrigued.
"I automatically wanted to write yes," Harel admitted.
"Because I always have ideas and things on the agenda, but the truth? That I am currently getting used to my new routine, and to take control of everything," she clarified.
"First of all, be the best mother I can to my trolls (meaning her two little children Gefen and Leni; 14) and surround them with as much love, quality time and spot time as possible (it's not always easy to juggle between everything).
The partnership with Matan and the career - daily plans alongside the guidance of existing projects, promotion of my lifestyle website, and content on Instagram.
I feel that I barely get to devote time to my social life, friendships and hobbies, so I'm taking time to reset and enjoy everything and then I'll start concentrating on other projects," she shared.
"One thing you like about yourself and one thing you would like to change?", challenged Harel.
"I like the optimism and creativity," she answered, "I don't: I'm too sensitive, overanalyze situations, and find it hard to let go," she concluded.
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