Shir Turgeman on Elad's marriage proposal: "I will tell him no"

Behind the scenes of "Power Couple," tensions are running high, and this time it involves a complex couple drama. During an open and tense discussion among the participants, the topic of marriage and the shared future of Elad Turgeman and his partner, Shir, took center stage.

Elad began by trying to recruit his fellow contestants, asking, "Maybe you can convince Shir to get married? What do you say?" Elior quickly joined the persuasion attempt, but Elad seemed discouraged: "She doesn't want me."

This request sparked an immediate reaction from Odia, who did not hold back her criticism:

"When a man says, 'Convince my woman to get married,' it is humiliating in my eyes. Apparently, it should be the opposite. Like with Elior, I wanted him to propose, and he didn't want to, so I would tell everyone: 'Go talk to Elior so he proposes to me.'"

Omri Kanda tried to offer a practical solution, suggesting that Elad buy a ring as a surprise, but Shir interrupted him with an unequivocal statement: "I will tell him 'no'." When Odia asked about the reason for her refusal, Shir clarified her position: "If he tells me now, 'Listen, this is really important to me,' fine, I will marry him." Elior expressed surprise, noting that Elad had already made his desires clear, but Shir claimed that Elad was simply "influenced by you all here."

Elad, for his part, rejected the claim outright: "It's not that I was influenced. I see married people, I see the process they are going through, and that is where I want to be."

The dynamic between the two led Odia to analyze their relationship:

"They are the weirdest couple I have ever seen. It's the dream to get married. What is wrong with you? Why don't you want to? Poor guy, he wants to get married."

Elior added: "He also wants children." Odia replied: "Poor guy, he wants children."

Odia's criticism intensified later when she shared her feelings regarding their relationship and family influence: "I think Elad's parents don't like Shir. It's hard to watch so many things from the side, especially his compulsion. She doesn't let him express himself." Elior reinforced her words with a daily example of what he sees as controlling behavior: "If in the morning he wants to drink tea with one spoon of sugar, she tells him, 'No, you drink with two spoons.' He tells her, 'I don't like it.' She says, 'You like it.'"

Odia concluded the conversation with a decisive statement: "He deserves better."

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