"Come on, run me over again": The drama, the arrest, and the stormy footage of Ofek Adank
Following a volatile argument involving allegations of vehicular assault and domestic violence, singer Ofek Adank was arrested and released under restrictive conditions. His performance was canceled at the last minute, and the couple appears to have ended their relationship.
The scandal surrounding the arrest of soul singer Ofek Adank and his partner Adas Massori has stirred significant public attention. Adank (24), originally from Kiryat Gat and currently residing in Ashkelon, began his musical career at age 12. His breakthrough was fueled by his persistence on TikTok, particularly with the hit "Boi Buba," which allowed him to leave his job at the market at age 16.
Despite failing his audition for "The Next Star" with only 40% support, he continued to independently write, film, and direct his work. He later released a successful album featuring the hit "Eich She-Hi Rokedet," became an ambassador for the fashion brand "Lee Cooper," and planned a collaboration with Nadav Hantzis. His work, which often incorporates social commentary, has frequently sparked controversy due to the aesthetic choices in his music videos.
The relationship between Adank and his partner, social media star and eyelash extension instructor Adas Massori (25), hit a breaking point this past Saturday, leading to a police investigation. The couple, who met four years ago and began their relationship on 19.04.25, had recently moved in together. However, following a heated argument, Adank was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence. Authorities also investigated allegations that Massori had attacked him and attempted to run him over. Due to the arrest, Adank's performance was canceled at the last minute, with his manager forced to address the waiting audience to announce the cancellation.
In footage circulating online, Adank is seen exiting Massori's car, shouting:
"Come on, run me over again! Take your things and get out of here, this is what you wanted, here you got it."
Eyewitnesses, however, claim there was no physical violence on his part: "He didn't touch her; it was a verbal dispute, and he was arrested because there were broken windows in the house." Massori addressed the incident on Instagram:
"I didn't run anyone over, and I didn't want it to end this way. The event has been blown out of proportion, and all details are now with the police."
Following a night of interrogation, both were released under restrictive conditions, including a restraining order and a ban on mutual contact. The couple subsequently deleted all shared photos and unfollowed each other on social media, signaling what appears to be the painful end of their relationship.
