Eliko in an intriguing post: "Who can love you more than me?"

The well-known radio host celebrated Tu B'Av and declared that his heart is fortified and dedicated solely to his children. However, a few hours later, at a Lior Narkis concert, he filmed himself singing passionate love lyrics. Who were the messages intended for? | All the details

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Eliko in an intriguing post: "Who can love you more than me?"
Photo: מערכת ice | 30/7/2026 9:07 עקבו אחרינו בגוגל

The well-known radio host Eliko Cohen (48), who often shares his life on social media, has recently been at the center of public discourse regarding his relationship with 19-year-old Liraz Erez, from whom he separated after they had a child together. On the occasion of the Hebrew Day of Love (Tu B'Av), while many celebrities posted romantic photos, Eliko chose to share a completely different message.

In a story he uploaded to his Instagram page, the host wrote: "Tu B'Av, and I am keeping my heart to myself," accompanied by a heart emoji. The quote immediately sparked many questions among his followers regarding his romantic status, which led him to upload a video with an unequivocal clarification.

"My heart belongs exclusively to my children: Liroy, Agam, and Zion Eli. No one will enter this heart again, and no one will hurt me again. My heart is closed, locked, fortified - and belongs only to me and my children," Eliko declared solemnly.

However, despite the firm declarations before the public that there is no room for romance in his heart, the continuation caught fans off guard. Last night, Eliko arrived at a concert by singer Lior Narkis, and throughout the evening, he did not stop documenting the hits and emotional songs.

He started by documenting the singer alongside the caption: "My brother, you are electricity, so we started the holiday of love, happy holiday," but later, much more intriguing stories were uploaded. In one of them, he quoted from the song and wrote "I will give you years...", and later filmed himself in dramatic moments as he held his chest, pointed, and sang with intensity the words: "Tell me, who can love you more than me?", alongside a row of six red hearts that he added to the quote.

Is this just enjoying a good performance that happened to fall on Tu B'Av, or is there a new mysterious woman for whom the host is singing and trying so hard to hide? Time will tell.

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