The great noise surrounding the current season of "Big Brother" does not stop, and was addressed today (Thursday) by chef and reality TV veteran Jackie Azoulay, who strongly criticized the successful show.
In a story she posted on her Instagram account, where she has 187,<> followers, Azoulay voiced strong criticism of Roi Oz-Farbstein, the show's editor and the voice behind the image of Big Brother, following the boycott allegedly created by the residents of the house against controversial contestant Stav Katzin.
"Roy Oz!" wrote Azoulay on a screenshot of an officer, sitting on the floor alone in the kitchenette. "You exaggerated! One episode, 300 threats – and you shut up. Sad! If it's not a boycott, then what is?" she asked in shock, apparently intending to get him to intervene and end the tenant's social ostracism.
A story Jackie Azoulay posted against the editor of "Big Brother" // Screenshot from Instagram
Azoulay wasn't the only one who felt the need to cry out an officer's pain. Netanel Rudnitzky, one of the most prominent residents of the previous season of "Big Brother," also shared on his story a segment from the program that aired last night, in which resident Yuval Levy is seen talking about the rejection that an officer experienced. "She's alone most of the time. She feels like she's been pushed into a corner, that her needs aren't being met," Levy said in the Big Brother room. "She comes from a place where there are certain habits and certain needs, and who are they to judge her habits? This is wrong. Someone has to cut it off and it's not clear how," she expressed helplessness.
In a story posted on his Instagram account, where he has 70,<> followers, Rudnitzky attached the title "The Story of My Life" to Levy's segment, which left no room for doubt because he felt a deep identification with the story.
The sleeping space in the Big Brother house 2023, photo: Lior Grundman
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