"Why did you never come out of the closet?": "Wonderland" star explains Israel today

Uri Leizerovich finally answers in an orderly manner a subject about which many have asked for explanations.

Last night (Monday) the "Wonderland" star conducted a series of questions and answers with 111,000 followers on the social network Instagram, during which he was asked about the ambiguity that surrounded his sexual identity, until the moment he actually married his heart's choice Erez, last March.

In a lengthy reply, he explained his worldview regarding the accountability he is supposed to provide to the media, and called on young parents to open their hearts and embrace their children, before it is too late.

"Why did you never officially come out of the closet? A lot of people 'found out about you' only when you got married," wrote Uri, who chose to take the question seriously and extensively.

"A question that many have asked," he added at the beginning of his answer.

"I have never been in the closet. I was lucky and was born into an open and loving family. I was very curious and always shared my experiences and my loves the immediate environment," he added.

"When I had spouses, they were welcomed and when I had spouses they were welcomed, and in my opinion that is how it should be," he ruled.

"That every person will do what is natural for him, and that we will be the change we want to be, and we will not have to 'declare' anything to get approval from the environment - but we will just be," Malbo wrote.

He went on to address young families and future generations, sharing his insights: "If you call it parents or children - I encourage you to try and get closer to each other, and really know everything about the lives of those close to you. Initiate conversations, and fun days crystallize, and win each other While you are alive, "he asked to send a message.

At the end of his remarks he sharply criticized the editing of an interview done with him in one of the major media outlets: "By the way, I talked about it openly in an interview they did with me, and unfortunately he distorted my words decisively and since then I am also not so keen to be interviewed in writing."

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