When tempers in the "Big Brother" house are turbulent and it seems that every minute a new drama is happening, former resident Kazem Khalilya revealed yesterday (Saturday) in a Q&A session that opened on his Instagram his true opinion about Yoram Zak and Roy Oz (the director and editors of the show past and present who stand behind the cameras and serve as the "Big Brother" who talks to the residents), while also addressing his preferences regarding past residents and is not afraid to tell his truth.
Entered the house of "Big Brother". Kazem Khaliliya, Photo: Coco
Kazem asked at the beginning of the session to conduct a kind of Q&A game this time, in which a question would be raised each time that would present two options when he chose one and addressed it in his answer.
"Talia and Seagull or Bar Valyab?" "Of course Seagull and Talia," he replied, and at the bottom of the story he quipped: "Who are Bar and Eliab?" "Sherine or Riva?" followers continued to wonder. "No offense, but the answer is Riva," he declared. "Dina or Sarine?" asked Kazem, who again replied quickly and without hesitation: "There is nothing about Sherine, but Dina." "Bar or Eliav," he was asked again about the couple, and once again answered emphatically: "Neither."
Kazem Khalilya vs. Yoram Zak and Roy Oz
Towards the end of the session, Kazem was challenged with a question he called the "million dollar question" and declared that he did not care if the subjects of the question gave his answer. "Roy Oz or Yoram Zak?" asked Kazem, who initially answered that it was one of the toughest questions and in the process changed his answer and declared: "Actually not. I want to say my opinion and whoever passes it on to Roy or Yoram who will deliver," he declared as an anticipator of what would happen. "Professionally they are both cannons, but on the other hand they are both disappointment, manipulative and rating-loving," he said.
Yoram Zak, Photo: Elad Dayan
Roi Oz and Yoram Zak have not yet received a response by the time of publication of this report.
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