Avivit Bar Zohar vs. Ex: 'I Was Hurt, All My Partners Bought Me Everything'
Reality star Avivit Bar Zohar responded to sharp remarks from her ex-partner, David Azulay. After the businessman criticized her for wanting trips to Dubai at his expense, Avivit retorted that she always spoiled her partners in return.
Reality star and businesswoman Avivit Bar Zohar, who first gained fame on the television show 'Big Brother', recently made headlines after sharing a video with a sharp and clear message for her future partner.
At the same time, businessman David Azulay, Bar Zohar's former partner, published a video on social networks, taking a jab at the star:
'This time I am going to choose someone who is not an Instagram personality. I am looking for someone who will not want exclusive flights to Dubai at my expense.'
Against the backdrop of the social media storm, Avivit Bar Zohar appeared on the 'Walla Ishi' podcast and shared that she also used to spoil her partner during their time together:
'I bought him a diamond chain, clothes, shoes, a luxurious tallit, and a cover for it. You know what? Woe if I hadn't done that.'
When the interviewer noted that their relationship lasted only a month and a half, the reality star replied: 'I am an excessive girl. It's not a secret.'
Responding to Azulay's claims about the flight to Dubai, Avivit replied:
'Why does he have to hint? It is clear that he bought me a flight. It is not such a secret. But all the expenses and what you saw—my mother's limousine and the yachts—it was from my money, because we had already broken up when I flew. Every time I go out with someone, who talks about flights? Who is interested in that?'
Despite the criticism, the reality star admitted she still feels great appreciation for him:
'I am very sorry, David, that it bothered you that you bought me a flight, but I want to say from the bottom of my heart that I loved him. I still think he is an amazing and magical person. I think that in a relationship it is a win-win: one gives and one receives. I do, he does.'
Reflecting on the public dispute, Bar Zohar added:
'I was very hurt because who looks at that? You are my partner, all my partners bought me everything. Jewelry, watches, bags, diamonds. Never did a partner look at something he bought me.'
