Eliran Biton returns to the cameras: This is his new role
Eliran Biton and his wife Noya are shifting gears the day after leaving the reality show house, launching a revealing web series that will even document a medical procedure.
Big Brother contestant Eliran Biton is not wasting time and continues to leverage the momentum from his participation in the program. These days, Biton is working together with his wife Noya on a new web series that will document up close their life after the spotlights dimmed. The series will provide fans with an intimate look at the return to routine, professional projects, the return from a vacation in Mykonos, and will even reveal a medical procedure he plans to undergo. Biton noted on the subject:
"When there are more details, of course I will share."
This step puts Biton in line with other reality show alumni, such as Erez Isakov from the previous season, who turned his life after the house into a family docu-reality series called "The Isakovs." Similar to Isakov, Biton recognizes that real life and the adaptation after the show constitute content that is no less interesting than the stay within the walls of the program itself, and therefore he is not rushing at the moment to return to the screen as a full-fledged contestant.
Parallel to the work on the web series, Biton's career as a model, which he began even before entering the program, continues to soar. After he landed his first fashion campaign immediately upon leaving the Big Brother house and was photographed in Mykonos for the clothing brand "CANDID," he now reveals that he is in advanced negotiations to lead an automotive campaign. Biton shared:
"I received a lot of offers since the finale, but I am on the way to a huge automotive campaign, something that is really worth waiting for."
In addition, he is working on other projects, including an underwear campaign, and clarifies that "we have plenty of things on the agenda." Alongside the professional success, the most significant news concerns his personal life and the relationship with his wife Noya. Biton shared that the separation, the distance, and the complex experience he went through in the program's house strengthened the bond between them and brought it to a new peak. He spoke about the fact that now they are realizing their love, have smoothed out all the differences, and are turned together toward building a family and a shared future. As Biton summarized it:
"Noya and I are in the best place we have ever been, the relationship is at its peak and I am grateful for this. We are in a very, very complete, very good place. We smoothed out all the things we needed to smooth out, and we are turned toward family, toward great love."
From the Ciroc vodka launch event that took place on Monday at the Bon Bon halls in Tel Aviv.
