Eliran Biton: On the split with Gal Rubin, new projects and family plans
Eliran Biton shared in an interview how his relationships with Big Brother participants have evolved, discussed his upcoming advertising campaigns, and explained how the time apart on the show helped strengthen his marriage to his wife, Noya.
Just a month after leaving the "Big Brother" house, Eliran Biton is actively leveraging his newfound fame. In an interview held during the launch event of the international vodka brand CÎROC, Biton discussed his busy schedule, upcoming advertising campaigns, relationships with show participants, and, most importantly, the strengthening of his bond with his wife, Noya.
Describing the intense month since the show, Biton noted the abundance of professional opportunities. He shared his excitement about recent shoots in Mykonos for the clothing brand CANDID and teased upcoming projects: "A car brand campaign, a lingerie campaign... we have a lot on our agenda. It's madness, really. My goal is to conquer Israel, and the world, God willing."
It was impossible to avoid the topic of his relationship with Gal Rubin. Biton emphasized that any grievances are in the past: "Congratulations on the win, I have nothing to do with Gal. What was, was; it was a game. We have moved forward, and everything is fine. If I run into her, we will say hello. We are on a new path."
As for other participants, Biton keeps in touch with those he works with, specifically Ben Ozbalo, Hodia Cohen, and Zohar Isaac. He explained that each participant is currently recovering and refining their relationships at their own pace.
One of the happiest pieces of news is the strengthening of his relationship with his wife, Noya. According to Biton, the distance during the program helped them re-evaluate their priorities: "Noya and I are in the best place we have ever been. We have smoothed out all our differences and are now focused on building a family and a shared future."
The event marked the launch of CÎROC in Israel in a kosher version by the alcohol division of CBC Israel. The venue was designed in the brand's signature blue, featuring cocktails and a DJ set by Emma El Shir.
CÎROC vodka by DIAGEO is made from French grapes and undergoes five distillations. The brand, launched in 2003, is now making its first steps into the Israeli market through an event produced by the Bluestone Live Nation group.
