Ex-girlfriend of Ofek Adank: "Without him I will collapse financially"
Hadas Masuri, whose name was linked to a relationship with Ofek Adank following an incident that led to a police investigation, makes a professional and personal decision and responds for the first time to rumors about financial difficulties.
In the shadow of the public storm and the dramatic events of recent times, internet personality Hadas Masuri is making a significant professional and personal decision. Masuri, who has had to deal with numerous rumors in recent days following her breakup with Ofek Adank, is changing direction and moving the operations of her clinic back to her hometown, Rosh HaAyin. The move comes with the goal of returning to the supportive environment of her family and rebuilding a sense of security, far from the commotion and drama.
In response to the wave of speculation on social media, which rushed to attribute the move to financial difficulties or support from her former partner, Masuri chose to clarify matters. She emphasized that her business stands entirely on its own and that she supports herself independently, without any external funding. According to her, the decision to move stems from a natural desire to be close to home and family, rather than remaining alone.
The relocation of the studio takes place against the backdrop of one of the most distressing affairs of her life, which began with a discussion about a breakup and escalated into a police investigation. According to police reports, the argument between the two deteriorated into a serious incident that included a shattered window and house arrest. While Adank's lawyer claimed that Masuri hit his leg with her car while attempting to leave the scene, Masuri strongly rejects the hit-and-run allegations, labeling them baseless.
She shared the following online:
"It is just crazy that people think I am moving back to Rosh HaAyin because they think that without him I will collapse financially. I am renting a clinic here close to home and family, because there is no reason for me to live all alone outside my city. If anyone thought that I do not pay 100% of my business expenses, or that someone pays for me, they are making a grave mistake. Thank God I earn my own living and I work very, very hard! I can take care of myself very well."
Now, as she focuses on rebuilding her life and developing the business in its new location, Masuri is broadcasting a message of strength and independence. She refuses to be dragged into provocations or attempts to smear her name, clarifying that the truth does not need noise to win. For her, moving the studio to Rosh HaAyin is not just a business move, but a brave act of choosing herself and moving forward.
