Maayan Ashkenazi: "Maybe because of my requirements I am still alone"
Maayan Ashkenazi spoke in an interview about professional changes in her life, her busy studio routine, and the standards she sets when looking for a partner.
Nightlife launch events always attract the right people, but when Maayan Ashkenazi arrives, the spotlights naturally turn to her. At a glittering launch, Ashkenazi shed light on her career, her personal life, and, of course, the cocktail she held in her hand.
"We are at an amazing launch, oh my god, the taste is still in my mouth," Maayan shared with enthusiasm. She spoke about her impression of the French premium vodka CÎROC, which arrived in Israel for the first time in a kosher version: "Listen, I tasted the vodka in a cocktail, there is nothing tastier! A vodka that is synonymous with nightlife—exactly right for Maayan."
When asked how many glasses she had managed to drink, she answered with a smile: "Look, I arrived 15 minutes ago and I am currently on one glass. That is a nice pace! And of course, I took one bottle home. I love that it is kosher—that is the secret." Later she added with a laugh: "I drank one glass, and perhaps on an empty stomach, that is why. Now I will go snack on some grapes."
Of course, it was impossible to miss the expected question about her relationship status. When the interviewer asked about her "red lines" and requirements, Maayan answered with humor: "I think that maybe because of the requirements I am still alone! But no, the truth is that I do not have anything specific. A good heart, a good friend, good character traits, values. Height does not matter to me, and neither does body type."
Alongside her social life, Maayan shared her busy daily routine and the professional flourishing she has been experiencing lately: "I get up in the morning, pray 'Modeh Ani', train in my studio, coach on television, and appear on Instagram—you will see me a lot on the networks. There are many campaigns." She praised her team with all her heart: "Lately, there have been very high-quality campaigns, and I really connected with them. I am with a new agent, and I feel that I finally arrived at the right home, with someone who believes in me and gives me confidence. Even though I am not 16 in this industry, I feel like I am in a safe place and a good period, without the evil eye."
Ashkenazi concluded the conversation with warm wishes for herself and for all the people of Israel: "I think that mental and physical health is the most important, along with the joy of life. For our people, I want to wish for unity, unconditional love, and peace. May there be no disasters here, no wars, and only good things, God willing and amen!".
The event was held to mark the launch of CÎROC in Israel through the alcohol division of CBC Israel. The venue was designed in a blue, branded atmosphere inspired by the brand's iconic bottle, and included a reception, an open kitchen, and music. Later in the evening, there was a set by Emma El Shir.
CÎROC from DIAGEO is produced from French grapes and undergoes five distillations, unlike most types of vodka produced from grain or potatoes. The brand, which was launched in 2003 and is identified with cocktail culture and hospitality, is now taking its first steps in the Israeli market.
