Einav Bublil does it again: The star reveals a surprising confession at 41
Einav Bublil shared her dream of expanding her family and explored the possibility of surrogacy, while the answer she received from the rabbi left the matter open for her: "Nothing is final. It is impossible to know what will be."

Einav Bublil, who became famous on the TV show "Big Brother," is currently starring in the reality-documentary series "Connected" (Mehubarim) from HOT. In the series, viewers are exposed to a long list of challenges that Bublil goes through together with her husband Eli, alongside the life of glamour and fame.
In an interview with "Mako Celebs," the reality star declared that she dreams of becoming a mother for the sixth time, sharing a personal dream of hers in front of the cameras. Initially, Bublil addressed the warm responses she began receiving following her participation in the TV show "Connected":
"People write to me 'We fell in love with you all over again,' 'We love you and connect with you, but suddenly we discovered another side of you.' Everyone says that Eli is the star of the series."
During the series, Einav Bublil revealed that her husband deals with depression. Regarding this, she shared extensively in the interview and said: "It is not something he has been dealing with for a month or two or for half a year. It is something he has been dealing with for 10 years. At first, many years ago, it was much tougher. He himself did not understand what he was dealing with and how to accept it. Today, after many years of treatments, conversations, and pills, we have learned to live alongside it. There are days that are terrible and there are days that are excellent and good."
Later in her remarks, Bublil said that she and her husband consulted with a rabbi regarding expanding the family unit, but noted that they are considering doing so through a surrogacy procedure and not in a natural way: "We asked a rabbi a question and the rabbi said: 'You have sons, you have daughters. It is not now that you are without children.' Nothing is final, for me nothing is final. It is impossible to know what will be. Maybe in a few more months you will interview me with a belly."





