"I am still at the previous stage": Maya Kay's message and the weekly interview summary
May Hatuel appears before the cameras just a month after her dramatic divorce, Kim Or Azulay shares about starting and operating a business, Maya Kay talks about her birthday - all the ice interviews this week.
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Maya Kay talks about the business
The festive launch event of the Originals Sport collection by Adidas and Foot Locker provided a perfect backdrop for Maya Kay, who closed a circle when she arrived straight from her 24th birthday celebrations and the opening of the new pop-up for her lifestyle brand, Glammie, at the Ramat Aviv Mall. Kay, who has already been marked in the past as one of the young promises on the Forbes Under30 list, presents a sharp transition from influencer and model to a businesswoman involved in the minute details of the company, from the development of selfie sticks and AI tripods to marketing strategy.
"Wow, I won't say it's like giving birth, because I've never been pregnant, but still, it's very hard and requires a lot, a lot of thought," she shared about the challenges along the way, "It's a very long process and you have to be patient, there were prototypes, there were disappointments and there were cancellations. That's the key."
Beyond the business side, Kay keeps her feet on the ground and deals maturely with criticism and exposure. When asked about the next stage in her life, she admitted honestly, "I am still at the previous stage, moving forward slowly," and as for budget management and reactions from the audience, she holds a sober approach that puts the customer in the center: "When you are new in the business world you feed on these things for the better, because in the end the customer is the right side." She summarizes her financial tip for the young generation with a simple but effective iron rule she learned herself: "Enter your bank account every day, be aware. Always."
Sapir Kashti Maman: faith, marriage, and success on the web
"Survivor" alumna and lifestyle influencer Sapir Kashti Maman arrived at the event with her familiar energy, sharing about the dramatic changes in her life since her marriage to Dor Maman in December 2025. Dor, who usually prefers to stay behind the scenes, recently became a web star himself thanks to hilarious imitation videos of his wife.
"My husband is always behind the scenes, suddenly they made a lot of clips just for him. Oh my god, I'm crazy about him, do you think I'm jealous?" Sapir laughed and added honestly about the long road she traveled until finding love at age 32: "I waited for this for 34 years, there were moments when you lose faith, but I held on to faith and worked for it. Every person I would see on the street I would tell them 'introduce me'."
Alongside the positive energy, Sapir is not afraid to touch on the most painful and complex moments. Following the candid podcast where she shared about the miscarriage she went through in the third month of her pregnancy, she continues to establish a close and authentic connection with her community of followers: "The publicity is the community on the web, the love you receive and there is added value in this." As for financial conduct, Kashti Maman presents a balanced perception of maintaining a budget alongside enjoyment, as reflected in her corner 'Money doesn't buy style', "My husband calls me stingy. I advocate for saving money for the future, clothes don't define you."
Kim Or Azulay: fashion entrepreneurship and anticipation for a first baby
For actress and fashion icon Kim Or Azulay, the last year is a chain of fulfilling professional and personal dreams. Alongside the career based on the screen, Azulay launched an independent luxury hat brand, a step that according to her required her to step out of her comfort zone and learn to let go of control: "It's very exciting, full of responsibility. it's the real thing, it's really another baby... My mother tells me 'let go, why are you paying people?' but it's hard to let go." Kim explains that the business was born out of an identity of a hole in the local market, and recommends every entrepreneur at the beginning of the road to surround themselves with professionals and be connected to the numbers: "On a personal level only if you believe in it 100%, and on a financial level to be really on the numbers, because it's like a bottomless pit."
In parallel to the business development, Azulay is in the midst of great excitement ahead of the upcoming birth of her first son, together with her husband, Hapoel Tel Aviv basketball player Iftach Ziv. While in the advanced stages of pregnancy, Kim did not hide her husband's full involvement in the journey: "I am happy, trying to cherish every stage. Iftach is the most involved, one of the most involved men I've met in my life, and it does me so much to know that it's so important to him to be a part of it."
May Hatuel: a new chapter after the divorce
"The Amazing Race" star May Hatuel appeared before the cameras just a month after announcing her divorce from Itay On after eight years of relationship. Despite the media storm and rumors on the networks, Hatuel kept optimism and a smile, while sharing about the temporary living in a sublet and the attempt to adapt to the new routine: "I am focusing on learning what my life looks like now, what it looks like alone after 8 years, and it's not simple. But I fill the day with work and career." May clarified that the divorce was done by mutual decision and out of deep friendship: "My (ex) husband is the king of the world, we reached the decision in the most mature way and I know he will always be behind me."
Hatuel, who presents impressive maturity before the camera eye, gives full credit to her close circle for the support in the complex moments: "The thing that saved my life is friends and family. People who won't judge you and know whether to whine or cry with you." In addition, she shared a significant financial tip for the young generation about the importance of learning the world of investments, and proudly revealed the best financial step she made in her life: "I bought an apartment thanks to my mother who sat on me. I worked very hard for 13 years to reach this, and I recommend everyone who is old enough to dream about it to do it."
Yuli Weizman: in the shadow of family storms and on the way to the army
At the launch of the Bath & Body Works capsule collection in collaboration with Star Wars, web star Yuli Weizman found herself navigating between the worlds of content and glamour and a complex family reality under the fire of headlines. As the eldest daughter of Nir Weizman and Michal HaKtana, Yuli shared openly about the feeling of discovering the details of her parents' divorce and her mother's new relationship through Instagram: "Sometimes you discover intimate things in prime time, sending to the group: 'Mom, Dad, are you getting divorced and I don't know?'. But you get used to it, and today I am in a place where everything that does good for my parents does good for me."
Despite the family lineage and the wealthy background, Weizman insists on building her way with ten fingers, and works as a regular employee in a clothing store in a mall — a job that even allowed her to purchase a vehicle on her own: "Even if I grew up in a wealthy home, it doesn't mean I don't have to work. I was educated to do everything on my own, it's important to me to be a Jedi." Ahead of her upcoming enlistment to the IDF, Yuli leaves the romantic chapter of her life under the radar to maintain privacy, and looks forward with the aspiration to combine in the future the worlds of stage, entrepreneurship, and starting a family: "To establish a home in Israel is the most important thing to me in the world."
