MasterChef Winner Elihav Sasson Opens Up About Victory and Fatherhood
MasterChef winner Elihav Sasson reveals his culinary plans after victory, discusses past heartbreaks, and shares his personal journey toward fatherhood through surrogacy in Israel.

Elihav Sasson, who won "MasterChef: The Dream Team" last night, faced numerous challenges throughout the season. During the tasks, he was required to think outside the box and improvise, but it is doubtful whether any of this prepared him for the opening of his celebratory victory interview in the morning news studio. After sitting down, host Nesli Barda smiled and said to him: "You rascal, you were a guest here and didn't tell anyone that you won the season." Elihav admitted that it was hard for me to keep it a secret, and shared what he plans to do now. "I have a business of twenty years, I am first a dress designer. Food is my passion, I realized I can't keep it to myself anymore. Now I'll release content, I'll do pop-ups," he said.
"Are you releasing the burden from last time?I walked with a burden, for sure. Avi Levy won, and I was happy for him because I knew it changed his life. I told the production 'if I win, I'll give him the prize.' But of course it hurt." And what about personal life? "To bring children into the world, I want to be a father. Each of us has his Exodus, in many things God gave me talent, and in this I have to work harder. We are looking for a surrogate in Israel, it is important to us to preserve the Judaism passed on by the pregnancy carrier and therefore we decided to do it in Israel. If there is someone who wants to help, and even wants delicious food all the way, she should contact us."





