Yuli Weizman Breaks Silence on Mother Michal's Recent High-Profile Split
Yuli Weizman, 18-year-old daughter of Michal HaKetanah and Nir Weizman, breaks her silence on her mother's recent breakup, discussing family dynamics and the media spotlight.
Growing up in the public eye in Israel is rarely easy, especially when your mother's romantic life is constantly making headlines. Yuli Weizman, the 18-year-old daughter of celebrity Michal HaKetanah (Michal Weizman) and businessman Nir Weizman, is already well-versed in navigating media storms. Speaking exclusively on the set of a Shark Beauty photoshoot, she broke her silence regarding her mother's recent split from Yehuda Bouhbot after approximately nine months together.
"My mom just went through a breakup. It's not the first one, everything is fine. We are used to it and know how it goes," Yuli shared candidly. "I know she makes the right choices, everyone knows what they are doing. I trust her opinion, and I know that everything happens for the best."
Navigating Fame and Family Dynamics
While the public learned about the romance through the media, Yuli revealed that she was brought into the loop differently this time. "They called to tell me about it, consulted with me on what to post and how to share it, and I really appreciate that consultation. It is not something to be taken for granted; they didn't have to do that at all," she explained. Reflecting on her past reactions when her parents first separated, she noted, "You met me right after the divorce, you saw what it was like, how it felt. In the end, I'm a kid, that's how I felt and experienced it, and everything was very real, straight from the heart. I don't regret a thing."
"I love everyone involved in this story so much—whether it's my mom, Yehuda, or my dad, whom I am completely devoted to. May all three of them be healthy and happy." — Yuli Weizman
Looking Ahead to the Future
When asked about whether she hopes her parents will eventually find new partners or perhaps return to the single life, Yuli expressed a desire for peace and quiet for both of them. With six children in the family already, she joked that the family tribe is complete and doesn't need any new additions. Looking forward to the upcoming holidays, she expressed a heartfelt wish for unity: "I wish we could sit around a long holiday table together—my brothers, my dad, and my mom. Not necessarily having to split up for the holidays. I just want my parents to be happy, and if this is the decision they chose, I stand behind them."
