Barely a month has passed since we mourned the destruction of Noa Kirl's previous relationship, and this week a new muscular partner emerged.
"What, so fast did she get over Margie?"
They were amazed on social media when she pursed her lips with Tomer Hacohen, a model and now boyfriend, in a new clip released by the singer.
Guy Pines updated that she is the one who offered to cast him as her lover in the song.
The story becomes mysterious when one examines the schedule.
On the day the connection between the two was revealed, Pines broadcast an article on his show, filmed a month and a half earlier, on the set of the music video.
Ostensibly, as far as we know, Kirl was still with Margie back then, but she and the new guy radiate an unusual intimacy, and passion drips as they exchange glances in front of the camera.
And suddenly the reporter Assaf Golan encourages them to kiss, and Kiral's father watches from the side and admits that he has no problem with it.
Caring for more than that is hard to accept.
"Isn't Margie jealous of what's going on here?", The reporter rides the elephant in the room into a china shop.
But wait, there’s a more corny question: How did Pines get an exclusive interview with the newlyweds, while the old couple is still an item?
What are they not revealing to us?
Could it be that everything is planned two or three steps ahead?
And if so, to what extent was the relationship with Margie part of this game?
Business before emotions.
Noa Kirl and Jonathan and Margie, Photo: Eran Levy
From the initial connection at the Festigal to the split announcement on Instagram, Kiral and Margie have been dealing with giggles around their love. Something there felt innocent until the end. They modeled a relationship that was very beneficial to their careers and spawned joint songs, campaigns, TV appearances and tic-tac-toe followers. They were a power couple, just at the point in time when they made the difficult transition from the world of children to the pinnacle of the entertainment industry. According to them, it lasted three years. A time when the two continued to live in their parents' house and had an eroding schedule of military service, festivals and the start of an international career. It is impossible to know when it ended and what was there, and that was none of our business either. Not anymore. "Trust me," she said, not expanding.
In June, Margie recorded a farewell song ("Light Purple"), which heightened the wave of rumors, but four days before the farewell announcement, Kiral claimed in a holiday interview with Israel Today: "If we were separated, I would say. I would not call it a crisis either. "Because it's part of a relationship."
And suddenly the new friend got an embracing article from Pines, and at a surprising time, Margie released a new album, and there's a carnival in the swamp and everyone's profiting.
Kiral's clip garnered 4 million views in four days, the media covered it, agents cut percentages, and fans were drawn into fantasy.
The only losers are the bound stars, who instead of experiencing true youthful love, use it to sell themselves.
How does it look?
Certainly not a million dollars.
nirw@israelhayom.co.il
