Reality star and partner of Maccabi Tel Aviv player: "A night in the hospital"

Dana Ben Ari, star of 'New Love' and partner of the Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball player, Amit Abo, revealed a difficult night with her father in the hospital before the Sabbath: "I don't know how I'm standing on my feet at all."

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Reality star and partner of Maccabi Tel Aviv player: "A night in the hospital"
Photo: Israel Hayom / דנה בן ארי. צילום: יוסי זליגר

About a month and a half after revealing her relationship with Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball player Amit Abo, reality star and 'New Love' celebrity Dana Ben Ari shared a difficult medical ordeal on her Instagram story, causing concern among her followers.

Ben Ari, who participated in the second season of 'New Love' on Reshet 13, revealed the dramatic night she and her family endured just before the Sabbath, a post that sparked significant online attention.

In her story, Dana wrote:

"I don't know how I'm standing on my feet at all... After a night with my dad in the hospital, I managed to jump home, sleep a little, shower, and get myself together. Now I'm heading out for errands, but first - coffee."

Following a wave of messages from followers concerned about her father's condition, Dana posted a video to reassure them: "First of all, I wanted to say thank you for all the messages and well wishes you sent to my dad. He is fine, he is at home and is already helping my mom with all the preparations for the weekend, so everything is good."

Reflecting on her complex relationship with her father, she added:

"There is no doubt that forgiving and healing is very liberating. It is better than carrying grudges; it does no good. After all, these are our parents, and time does not return. I think they are truly the most precious thing in this world, and as long as they are here, we need to protect, respect, and love them."

"I'm saying this and tears are coming to my eyes because there is no need to hold grudges or harbor bad vibes. I believe the heart should always be as clean, pure, and kind as possible toward everyone," she concluded.

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