Noa Responds to Ari: "I Won't Get into Bed with Someone I'm Not Comfortable With"
After Ari Goldberg revealed that he and his partner Noa Mozes lived and slept separately during "Married at First Sight," the bride chose to speak out, offering her perspective: "You don't automatically become a couple; there are things you cannot force."
After a season of ups and downs, Ari Goldberg revealed to his relatives—and the cameras—that he and Noa Mozes did not live together during their time on "Married at First Sight" (airing tomorrow, Tuesday, after the news on Keshet 12). Following the broadcast, Mozes took to social media to respond and explain her side of the story.
Mozes learned of Goldberg's conversation with his relatives only by watching the episode, which came as a significant surprise. "It was very strange for me," she shared with her followers, adding that, from her perspective, the account was not accurate.
"There were times when I returned to the apartment in the middle of the day to surprise Ari, and there were meetings that made me less comfortable. I won't elaborate because I want to protect Ari; perhaps we will talk about it later. In those moments, I needed my own space, rather than being where I didn't feel I had a place."
During that same conversation, a relative of Goldberg criticized their choice to live and sleep separately, arguing that the essence of the process is to enter into a shared life. Mozes disagreed:
"That's not right. These are two people entering a new situation, and it's not always automatic to be a couple. There is a lot of pressure, but there are things you cannot do by force; there are situations that take more time, and that is okay. And no, I am not going to get into bed with someone I am not comfortable with."
Ari also acknowledged the tension: "There are many conversations that aren't filmed. When we arrived at the shared apartment, I said we would sleep in separate rooms, and at first, it didn't go well."
