Just this year, Maor and Miran Buzaglo enrolled their children in a religious school. This morning they toured the place for an impression, and had to deal with a surprising request from the principal of the educational institution.
The school enrolls the twins of the famous couple, Shane and Layo. As part of the visit, Maor and Miran spoke with the principal of the school, who made it clear to them that Buzaglo Sr. must wear a kippah every time he enters the educational institution. In her Instagram story, which boasts 453,<> followers, Mirren described the sequence of events and Maur's reaction.
Photo: From Mirren Buzaglo's Instagram
"Listen, we were at a meeting this morning at Shane Layo's new school, and how impressed we were," Mirren enthused. "Amala, you don't understand which school, which principal, how she talks to the children and about the children. But there was a part of the meeting where my dream was to have a hidden camera. She said you have to respect where you are, and when he comes he has to come with a kippah."
"Yes, here," noted Maor, who was next to her and wearing a hat.
"I've become like that...", she repeated her surprised expression in that situation. "And he said, 'I'm coming with a hat, okay?' She said, 'No problem with a hat, but you have to have something.' Now he feels uncomfortable," Mirren added. "No, why?" corrected Buzaglo. "Okay, adapt. The most important thing is for the children to adapt," Mirren concluded.
When Mirren burst into tears
The twins' new school was a sensitive issue in the Buzaglo family. Just a week ago, Maor posted footage on his Instagram account of Mirren bursting into tears while her daughter Shane comforted her. "How worried Mirren is," he wrote. "She enrolled Laio in another school, where his friends aren't there, and he wants to go to the school where his friends are."
Mirren then addressed the issue as well, posting her own story. "I enrolled them in a school where there would be no one from their kindergarten there. And suddenly Layu said to me out of nowhere, 'Mom, I want to go to school that all my friends go.' I'm done. I want so badly to do them good, and I'm afraid that in the end it will do the opposite," she shared.
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