Bar Cohen in honest confessions/Instagram.
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The matchmaking program, sorry - the reality show "The Big Brother", took quite a few couples out of the filmed house in the country.
Reality veterans
Bar Cohen
and
Eliav Teti
left the previous season, which also included two couples who will soon get married, the two lovers succeeded in the difficult challenge, left the house while still in a relationship and will soon officially become husband and wife.
As befits any wedding, the network anchor's bachelorette party is also approaching, but the fact that everything is happening in the shadow of the war brings with it a difficult range of emotions that she talked about in a story on her Instagram account today (Wednesday): "We had a not so good morning, not so good this To put it mildly, as they say. So yes, I have a bachelorette party tomorrow and I don't intend to work tomorrow, I intend to get up this late and enjoy today."
"I just woke up like this this morning, the truth is super excited and then I opened Instagram and saw the permission for advertising that we are unfortunately used to and I just sank in. I sunk into work, I saw their faces and... and this is very characteristic of this period and I know that many who are getting married feel like me. I know what it's like to be a bride in this period and I know how difficult it is to explain."
Bar Cohen and Eliav Teti/image processing, Instagram, screenshot
"On the one hand, you admit that you even have someone to marry because so many couples simply don't get married because one of them isn't here, and you appreciate all the thanks for this privilege. On the other hand, you really, really want to be excited and happy to share it and that everyone will be in such an amazing vibe because it's happening Once in a lifetime and it's such a dissonance that it's psychic."
"I can tell you as someone who very much lives the network and very much shares, there are moments that I most want to share with excitement and I just feel a bag of conscience sitting in my soul and I just can't do it. That's what happened today, I got up and wanted to start the morning with a story and say to you, 'Wow I have a bachelorette party tomorrow and how excited I am."
"That's how I feel, I'm not crying, I just got a little upset," Oshiyet of the network clarified the meaning of the tears that suddenly appeared in her eyes and continued: "It will pass, like it won't pass but that's it. I don't know how to explain, full full full Emotions. I'm sad that young guys are dying, I'm just heartbroken," she concluded with apparent difficulty.
Following the events, the Netal Association is increasing the helpline at 1-800-363-363 or on the association's website. The line provides mental assistance to anyone who feels pressure, anxiety and needs support and mental assistance due to the situation.
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