Nasrin Kadri Breaks Silence Nearly a Year After Rom Breslavski Scandal
Singer Nasrin Kadri breaks her silence almost a year after the controversy involving Rom Breslavski, revealing she spent two weeks in distress and away from her children.
Israeli singer Nasrin Kadri is breaking her silence nearly a year after a major public controversy involving her partner and hostage survivor Rom Breslavski. In an interview with Avi Sadrina, Kadri opened up about the heavy personal toll she paid, admitting that she spent two weeks unable to get off the floor and in constant tears.
Reflecting on the turbulent period from a year ago, Kadri described it as exceptionally difficult, noting that even now, any mention of the incident brings her to tears. She explained that the emotional fallout temporarily stripped her of her role as a mother, forcing her to distance herself from her children.
"Ever since that incident, I was on the floor for two weeks and couldn't get up," Kadri shared. "I wasn't acting as a mother, and I barely saw my kids." She added that she deliberately hid her breakdown from her children because they are used to seeing a strong, radiant mother and she did not want them to witness her at her lowest.
The controversy erupted last January when Kadri's partner, David Ziton, was arrested on suspicion of assaulting hostage survivor Rom Breslavski at a Tel Aviv nightclub. Public outrage intensified further after the leaked audio of a phone call between Kadri and Breslavski surfaced, in which she was heard asking him if he wanted trouble.
Following widespread backlash on social media, the singer issued an apology on Instagram, stating that the situation should never have happened, especially with Breslavski. Since then, Kadri has largely refrained from addressing the scandal in public, making this upcoming television appearance her first in-depth statement on the matter.
