Legitimate criticism?
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Network star
Lial Eli
watched yesterday (Saturday) the docu-reality series "Nasrin Agada", which follows the life of the singer
Nasrin Kadri
and her family, and she had quite a bit of criticism about the relationship between Kadri and her husband
Rom Shamir
.
After writing a series of stories in which she called their relationship a "toxic relationship", the singer decided to respond to the things and really didn't stay obliged.
In a long post that Kadri published this morning (Sunday), she wrote: "It is most natural for me not to comment on the publication this morning, I am a strong, independent person, I built myself up with ten fingers and all the choices in my life were made from a place of strength. That is why I am in the place I aspired to, in my career, in life personal, fulfilled and happy. But I think of all the women who receive comments about their relationship from other women and I must say something to you - anyone who judges your relationship in the ears of others is, in one word: evil. Because you have to be a really cruel person to do such a thing." .
The singer continued and attacked the star of the network: "If she thinks you are in a toxic relationship, if it really causes her grief, and if she really cares about you - she will talk to you openly, sensitively, humanely. Because publishing her opinion in public is just an attempt to come off as big At your expense, to humiliate you in public, and that is the most poisonous thing there is. Not your relationship. I wish you to always know how to listen to yourself and not to the poison."
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"As someone who has been in several toxic relationships, I know what kind of life I chose not to live. I know what made me stronger and what built who I am today as a mother and a married woman. When I chose to put my life on the screen, I saw one goal: to show all the women who watch me that nothing is glamorous. I chose to use my power to share the fact that the fact that I am a famous singer who manages a successful career alongside married life, parenthood and great love in my heart does not mean that everything always goes smoothly. Like in every home in the world," the singer continued.
"Precisely in 2024 when there is a non-stop competition on our screens as to who has a more beautiful life, I chose otherwise. An entire season without hair makeup as usual, with my most personal anxieties and my and my husband's dealings, the father of my son, who is going through anxieties himself because we are in a fucking war in Israel," she wrote and added: "We chose to share with you the most sensitive month of our lives. It's not toxic, friends, it's human. This war has brought out hard sides in all of us, we live under a constant pressure cooker and the psyche of all of us will probably never return to what it was. But The most important thing is that we strengthen each other, don't be judgmental and remain united."
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