Rinat Katz has already signed the matchmaking reality episode in her life when she chose to end the relationship with the groom that was intended for her in "Wedding at First Sight", Daniel Eshed, and now she is embracing a new relationship.
But the public echo that caused her participation in Keshet's flagship program is still well felt wherever talkbackers are given the opportunity to express their opinions about her and her conduct.
This past weekend she cracked a series of questions and answers with thousands of her followers, commenting on her attitude to the bad reactions, and whether she thinks she was wronged in editing the episodes.
"How do you deal with the criticism?" Asked Katz, who did not hide her enthusiasm for the opportunity to respond to the issue: "Excellent question, thank you," she began by saying thank you.
"Before the show came up, I pretty much knew what was going to come. I knew that no matter what they saw on screen, people would have something to say. After the first episode I went in and read some talkbacks. It took me 5 minutes to realize I did not want those energies in my life," she shared In her feelings.
"I specifically did not touch it because I chose not to touch it," she later claimed.
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Daniel and Rinat, Photo: Keshet 12
The next question addressed to Rinat was, as stated, on a topic that was apparently required to be answered following the "Israel Today" investigation, into the problematic conduct, to say the least, of the production of the program.
"Do you feel that in editing my signature, someone a little different from who you actually were was taken out of you?", The surfers were intrigued.
"I think what you see in the show does not indicate who I really am in reality, and whoever knows me will testify to it without blinking an eye," Katz said.
"Personally, it was not very easy for me to open up in front of the cameras and be really who I am. Add to that watching make all this happen, try to get to know a person, lead a normal life in between, keep working and more," she described the complexity.
"There was a lot of pressure and I was not able to really bring myself, and cope as I thought I would before the filming started," she asked to emphasize at the end of Teshuva.
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