Einav Bublil watched last night (Sunday) an episode of "Big Brother", and shortly afterwards she felt the need to express her opinion about him, in a story in the personal column on the social network Instagram, which has 263,000 followers.
She harshly attacked the choice of some of the tenants to be bullying and shouting to win a hug from viewers, stating that this way of liking the sms is less relevant for 2022. She personally admitted that she feels sorry for her daughters being exposed to the harsh content.
From Bublil's Instagram,
"I think the tenants are really losing it," Bublil said in her opening remarks.
"Like they're doing a contest there who's more of a bully, who's more shouting, who's saying the last word, who's humiliating the most," she accused.
"Apparently they think that's what's going on. It's true that it had a past, those who made noise, shouted, won the love of the audience, but it seems to me that in 2022 it is less," she stated.
"I see it with my daughters and I'm ashamed to see things like that," she shared her feelings.
"I do not know, a little hard to watch. I'm telling the truth."
Shortly afterwards, another Bublil story came up against the backdrop of a scene from the episode in which Nathaniel, one of the season's standout contestants, behaves firmly and harshly in front of another tenant named Seagull: "Shocking point. And it's a shame our kids have to see that!"
Nofar Moore, the contestant of the third season of "Big Brother", also went online against the episode that aired last night in a story that aired late at night: "A difficult episode to watch. Bullying to its name. Violence. Boycott. There is no word that can describe this season, really. "They flew for much less of it. Their place, annoying, annoying and mostly painful," she wrote against the background of photos from the broadcast.
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