Paula Rosenberg Makes Triumphant TV Comeback on Kan 11 After Three Years
Paula Rosenberg returns to Israeli television after a three-year hiatus, hosting the new Kan 11 show "After the Double" following her relocation to Cyprus.
After a three-year hiatus from Israeli television screens, Paula Rosenberg makes a highly anticipated television comeback tonight (Thursday). Rosenberg is joining the public broadcasting ranks, hosting the brand-new show "After the Double" on Kan 11, airing every Thursday to accompany the major reality competition "Double on the Money." For Rosenberg, this marks a surprising return to the small screen in Israel since her departure from Channel 12's legendary morning slot.
A New Chapter on Public Broadcasting
For nearly a decade, Paula and her husband, Leon Rosenberg, were among the most recognizable couples on commercial television. Their daily morning and lifestyle show on Keshet 12 became a staple for nutrition, health, and relationships. However, the events of October 7, 2023, reshaped the landscape. With the outbreak of the Swords of Iron war, the broadcasting schedule shifted to round-the-clock news emergencies, and the morning show went off the air permanently.
"Returning to the screen is a natural step, blending my passion for human dynamics and sharp television analysis," Rosenberg noted ahead of the premiere.
Overcoming Controversy and Reinvention
Shortly after, the couple made a dramatic family decision to pack their lives and relocate to Cyprus with their two daughters. The move sparked a fierce wave of social media reactions, including harsh criticism and accusations of abandonment during the country's difficult hour. Paula openly addressed mental health, wartime anxieties, and every family's right to secure its future. In the years since, the couple reinvented themselves abroad through digital projects, podcasts, and online lectures, while now proving that her place in Israeli television remains secure despite the physical distance.
