Elad Tzafani lands a new job: this is the world he will enter
Moments after the storm of harsh reactions to his henna celebration with his partner Romy and his sharp response to keyboard bullies, the "Big Brother" star is ignoring the background noise and landing a central role in a new massive production.
The "Big Brother" star, actor and comedian Elad Tzafani, proves once again that he does not intend to let any background noise stop his career momentum. Just a few days after he captured the gossip columns with a colorful henna celebration alongside his fiancée Romy Grossman, Tzafani has already landed his next stage role.
Tzafani has been cast in a central role in the new children's play "The Crazy Duck Ga-Ga in the Circus," where he will portray the manager of a grand circus. This week, just before flying to Omer Adam's wedding, the actor arrived on set to film a special clip ahead of the play's premiere.
While preparations for his upcoming wedding are in full swing, Tzafani has swapped his henna attire for a vibrant stage costume, stepping directly into the world of the circus. This new casting comes immediately after Tzafani and his partner faced a wave of offensive social media reactions following their henna photos, which focused on their height difference and raised ugly claims regarding motives of money and fame.
Tzafani, also known as a lecturer on accepting differences and combating bullying, did not remain silent. He sent a sharp message to keyboard bullies in a candid video, clarifying that his partner dislikes publicity and that their love is stronger than any material dependence.
"The best answer to critics and bad comments is constant professional activity and ignoring external noise," Tzafani demonstrates, as he embraces his new role as a circus manager.
