Tzipi Shavit is coming to the Chef Games/Network 13
Actress and comedian Tzipi Shavit underwent hip replacement surgery and is now recovering at her home.
The 76-year-old Shavit is expected to be absent from the stages in the coming months.
Shavit said wow!
Culture: "I'm doing everything to return as soon as possible to everything I love, love of soul."
Tzipi Meisler, the manager of Tzipi Shavit, confirmed the details in a conversation with Walla!
culture.
"Tzipi underwent hip replacement surgery, which is a common surgery. She is recovering and recovering. Her mood is excellent," she said.
In response to the question of whether her medical condition led to the cancellation of performances, she said: "At the moment, only two performances have been postponed. When her condition is good, she will perform again. And soon she will release a video updating her condition."
A comet lights a beacon/official website, Eliran Avital
On Independence Day of 2020, in the midst of the Corona epidemic, Tzipi Shavit raised a beacon in honor of Israeli artists.
"In honor of the contagious, joyful, rolling laughter that connects us always, always and now," she said on stage.
"In honor of all the grandparents who haven't seen their grandchildren for a month now and we miss you, miss you, miss you. Be strong, one more drop of patience and we can all hug, kiss and once again hug and kiss with our loved ones."
Tzipi Shavit is one of the oldest comedians and stage artists in Israel.
She is also one of the first child stars in the country, and for many decades was considered the number one star of the children's world.
Shavit served in the Southern Command team in the 1960s, and has been starring on stages and screens ever since.
She participated in many shows, the Children's Song Festival and the Festigal, starred in series such as "Zippi without stopping" and in films such as "Our neighborhood" and "April Fool's Day".
In the mid-nineties, she put on an entertainment show for adults for the first time and in 1998 she appeared in the show "The Jubilee Bells" on the occasion of the 50th Independence Day.
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