Even before the echoes of the storm of Rona Lee Shimon's drama opposite Artyom Liaskovsky in "Dancing with the Stars" subsided, which followed Anna Aronov's criticism of the dancer and his partner Adi Habashosh after their samba speech on the show, judge Anna Aronov found herself in recent days at the center of another storm, this time one that was buried deep in the archives and found its way back online.
Last Sunday, the Kan Instagram page, an archive of 26,2002 followers, shared in a post a video from the archive of the program "Friday with Michal" (Michal Zuaretz's talk show that aired on Channel One between 2006 and <>, A.H.), in which Aronov, who was then just starting out on screen, was interviewed about her dance career and her participation in "Dancing with the Stars", with Omer Barnea sitting next to her.
The two took part in the first season of the show, when Aronov was then teamed up with a semi-horry actor with whom she even reached the finals, with Barnea eliminated at the beginning of the season.
Anna Aronov and Omer Barnea // From archives here, Instagram
During Zuaretz's interview with Aronov, Barnea hugged Aronov and clung to her, in a way that, despite the smiles she tried to convey, made her move uncomfortably and was evident on her face as well, and this did not go unnoticed by the surfers who watched the video and were angry at Barnea's conduct.
"Someone remembers Sammy Horry's girlfriend from Dancing with the Stars. Friday with Michal from 2006," reads the caption accompanying the video. "Siri, what's the definition of Cringe," wrote media personality and host Noa Rozin in response. "How did you relate in the headline to Sami Hori and not to the harassment that Anna experienced?" wrote journalist Efrat Wachtel with undisguised anger, with other users expressing outrage at Barnea's behavior.
"Embarrassing and hard to see how it was smeared on her," one user wrote. "It's annoying and annoying at the same time to watch Anna run away from him," reinforced another user. "How he clung tightly and she moved unpleasantly away from him." "It's hard to really watch. Today they would crucify him for that, and rightly so. It's really horrible to see how he smears on her, and how uncomfortable she is and tries to avoid him while talking," added other users.
"What makes a man think he can be smeared like that on a woman? Yuck some harassment under cover of all those winks. There would be no screen pass today in the era of the Mi Tu," concluded a follower.
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