Keren Peles asks for prayers: "Maybe this is the last journey"
The "Rising Star" judge flew out for a concert tour, but immediately after landing, she found herself in an unexpected situation. She documented the isolated place where she will be staying and revealed her concerns: "Say a prayer, I will spend the night here."
Keren Peles, a judge on "Rising Star," often shares moments from her personal life with her followers, from raising her children to significant career milestones. Now, just after participating in a special episode of "Dancing with the Stars" dedicated to her and her close friend Miri Mesika, she packed her bags and flew out for a concert tour.
However, upon arriving abroad, Peles found herself in an unusual situation. On the night between Monday and Tuesday, she documented the place where she would be staying—a house located in an isolated forest clearing in snowy and freezing weather. During the recording, she even expressed concern about the possibility of having to spend time there alone.
"Tomorrow I have two masterclasses in Buenos Aires, and from there, a tour of performances begins. Say a prayer," Peles wrote over the video in which she presented the place.
Later, while showing the house, she said: "Okay, fine. One needs to pray that... yes... I will spend the night here. All good. Two hundred shekels a night, and this whole thing is yours. I want to describe this journey because you never know, maybe this is the last journey."
Peles continued to tour the house, showing the rooms and the conditions of the place, while incorporating humor even at the moment she expressed concern: "Two Smurfs and a hitman could have a fun night here. Just kidding, don't worry. My children are following here."
She later noted that it is a magical place for her and mentioned the ability to upload content from there: "It's one of the most magical ones, and there's also Wi-Fi here to upload a story. Two hundred shekels a night, if I haven't mentioned it yet." Towards the end of the documentation, Peles showed the kitchen, the upper space, and the bedroom, concluding with humor: "There is underfloor heating, I'll probably stay and live here."
