Bar Refaeli reveals: The truth behind the relationship with Omer Adam
After not being invited to the singer's massive wedding in Italy, which cost about 19 million shekels, the model and businesswoman breaks her silence and tells what is really happening between them behind the scenes.
Model and businesswoman Bar Refaeli addressed a series of issues that have recently been at the center of discourse in the media and social networks. In an interview with the program "HaTzinor" on Reshet 13, she spoke about the criticism towards Neta Alchimister, her connection with Omer Adam, and why many celebrities avoid expressing positions on political issues.
One of the issues Refaeli addressed was the storm surrounding Neta Alchimister's lingerie campaign. After the campaign sparked online reactions, including claims that it is inappropriate for a mother to be photographed in a revealing manner, Refaeli came to her defense and pointed out what she describes as a double standard towards women and mothers.
Refaeli, who is a mother of three herself, stated:
"The day they tell my husband he cannot run on the beach without a shirt because he is a father, maybe that is the day I will say I cannot walk around revealingly because I am a mother."
Later, Refaeli addressed one of the questions that have recently occupied the gossip columns: her absence from the wedding of Omer Adam and Sasha Izraelovich. The two were previously in a closer relationship, but over the years the connection drifted apart.
In the interview, Refaeli clarified that there is no conflict between them, and even said she was not surprised that she was not invited to the event:
"We are friends, but not very close anymore, and I did not even expect to be invited to his wedding at all."
As recalled, the wedding of Adam and Izraelovich was held at the luxurious Cervara Abbey in Portofino, Italy, in a prestigious event attended by about 150 guests from the Israeli entertainment industry. The event included accommodation, flights, side parties, and gifts, with the production cost amounting to approximately 19 million shekels.
