At 58: Niro Levy Returns to His Ex-Partner, 30 Years His Junior
After separating last November, Niro Levy (58) and his ex-partner Yarin Habi (28) have rekindled their relationship. The couple was spotted enjoying a getaway at the Dead Sea.
Actor Niro Levy, who achieved widespread success for his roles in television series and films—most notably as "Hefer" in the series "Ramzor"—recently made headlines for his sharp criticism of the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation. Now, he is back in the spotlight for a much more positive reason.
According to a report by "Pnai Plus", less than a year after their breakup, Levy (58) and his former partner Yarin Habi (28) have launched a surprising comeback. The two had separated last November after nearly three years together. New footage obtained by gossip outlets shows the couple spending time together during a relaxing vacation at the Dead Sea.
Levy met Habi, a medical student, while hospitalized following a serious accident in 2022. The actor, who suffered multi-system trauma in a car crash in Tel Aviv, first encountered Yarin during his recovery period, and their connection soon blossomed into a romance. Despite the significant age gap, the couple was frequently seen together in public, openly displaying their affection.
As previously reported, last June, Levy appeared on the "Ha-Barziya" podcast with journalist Bar Zaga, where he discussed his interactions with women. The actor admitted that he had previously tried to find a partner through dating apps.
"I am single. I can testify that others also notice that women love me. First and foremost, I respect them; I learn from them. All the most important junctions in my life have involved women. I deeply respect each one of them," the Israeli actor stated.
Levy admitted that he is not actively searching for a soulmate. "I am not looking for a relationship, but it is not good for a man to be alone, and the children have already flown the nest. I have been on Tinder and OKCupid. I had a subscription, but I canceled it. Most people simply don't believe it's really me."
