'Why do I have to listen?': The explosion between Asi and Adi Buzaglo escalates

Ahead of tonight's episode on Reshet 13, the problematic dynamic between the couples reaches a breaking point. A tense argument between Asi and Adi Buzaglo has drawn sharp reactions from the other participants.

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'Why do I have to listen?': The explosion between Asi and Adi Buzaglo escalates
Photo: ICE / עדי ואסי בוזגלו (צילום צילום מסך רשת 13)

The new teaser for 'Power Couple', airing tonight (Monday), offers a tense glimpse into how the pressure of the couples' tasks is reaching a breaking point, bringing long-standing arguments to the surface. Host Ron Shahar opens the promo with a question that perfectly defines the problematic dynamic the couples are experiencing: the feeling that there is no one to talk to and that communication has devolved into 'talking to a wall'.

At the center of the promo is the explosion between Asi and Adi Buzaglo. While Adi mentions that couple's therapy is not foreign to them, Asi displays a defiant stance, surprising everyone with the statement:

'Why, do I have to listen?'

This remark invites sharp reactions from the rest of the participants. Later, he attempts to defend himself with the exact opposite claim—that he is the one who listens, but his partner refused to hear him—illustrating the communication trap they are currently in.

In the realm of the tasks themselves, physical and mental tension is palpable. Odia Pinto is seen losing her patience, lashing out at her partner Elior that 'you are not doing it well' while shouting instructions. At the same time, high volume and frustration plague other couples as well; Omri Kanda urges Dorin to act with more force, while Shir Taran reacts with visible frustration to the shouting: 'What tones, what volume, shut up!'

The promo makes it clear that the upcoming episode will not focus solely on physical difficulty, but primarily on the ability of the couples to maintain restraint and communication. For some, it seems the real challenge is not the competition itself, but the attempt to prevent their relationship from reaching a boiling point in front of the cameras.


Source: Reshet 13

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