Come on,
Michal Weizmann, the little Michal, celebrated her birthday yesterday (Tuesday), and nothing in the celebration she picked up was small.
Weizmann, barely four months after giving birth to her sixth daughter, shelled out with a shapely figure and peak energies, at a huge and exaggerated birthday party to mark her 39th birthday.
Dozens of Weizmann's friends were observed on the magnificent extension of the Deborah Hotel in Tel Aviv, including many familiar faces such as Maayan Ashkenazi, Avivit Bar Zohar, Guy Pines, Roni Mana, Jordan Wiesel, Karin Greenberg, Ortal Amar, Orna Datz and more.
On the energies and musical vibes Sarit Hadad who picked up for the birthday bride and made everyone present instead of frolicking and giving head.
In the refreshments: an exaggerated birthday cake and a pampering menu that blended wonderfully with the crazy decor of the place.
Photos: Or Geffen
Weizmann herself, who shared birthday insights on Instagram and wrote: "I have a birthday today, and I'm looking for that excitement that always burned in me, those feelings that always raged in me in the weeks before and I suddenly have a hard time finding them. In me from head to toe and even a little confused, I immediately ask myself what has changed? And what has changed in me? And honestly, it was the craziest year of my life and in general, one of the most challenging for all of us, our world and our ball. Equivalent for me, what really does me good and most importantly, what does not.
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"This year I see more, brighter, more transparent to myself, my family and everyone around me." This year I choose more, who to fight and who to keep away.
This year I am fighting more, even for the things that do not seem so significant to others but are indeed significant to me.
This year I am more attentive to the little girl in me, to the big mom in me, forgiving myself for my countless mistakes and also for the ones I repeated again.
And I understand that it is.
I grew up and there is no better feeling than that. "