Stars in the Spotlight: This Week's Candid Confessions

The Israeli entertainment world never rests: from campaign shoots and premium brand launches to stormy confessions about relationships, career, and life changes. We have gathered for you the most interesting quotes and prominent moments from the interviews with the stars that we conducted this week.

Corinne Gideon: On Body Image, Politics, and Humor

"I wouldn't have felt comfortable doing this once. Ever since I became a mother, I am much more at peace with my body. The breast surgery was something I dreamed of for years; I set a goal and executed it. Now I really feel much better," she said while being photographed in lingerie for the brand Triumph, which she has represented for five years.

Gideon also addressed the storm surrounding her correction of singer Odia's grammatical error ("Everything was in humor, I'm just a nerd about language") and revealed an approach from former minister Gilad Erdan ahead of the 2026 elections: "He wanted to check the possibility of me joining him. It was a good meeting, but right now I am not at a place in life where I want to leave everything and enter politics; they pay heavy prices there."

Dana Grotsky: Family, Health, and Monitoring

Presenter Dana Grotsky appeared at a 'Delta' campaign shoot with her two daughters, Gia and Nina. She spoke with openness about medical monitoring: "I am under monitoring all the time; every six months I undergo an MRI, ultrasound, and mammography. I have already undergone one surgery and scheduled another for November. I am trying to prevent the blow; I am aware of it and do not neglect it."

Regarding the balance between her career on "Good Evening with Guy Pines" and parenthood, she praised her partner: "They have a father, and he is an amazing father. We are a team: when I work, he is with them, and vice versa."

Elin Golan: Criticism and Hard Work

At the Gossip Girl X fix collection launch, singer and actress Elin Golan addressed the criticism that follows her as the daughter of Ilanit Levi and Eyal Golan: "I know that I am known thanks to my parents, I am not lacking in awareness. But to devalue the hard work I do, the music I create, and the series I act in—I know it is thanks to myself. I proved it to myself, and whoever wants to, let them continue to talk."

Eliran Biton: Life After "Big Brother"

Just a month after leaving the "Big Brother" house, Eliran Biton is busy with international projects. He clarified that grievances from the house are behind him and shared the huge change in his relationship with his wife: "Noya and I are in the best place we have ever been. The experience and the distance strengthened us. We straightened out all the things we needed to, and we turned to family and great love."

Eden Golan: Overcoming Injuries and Moving Forward

Despite a shoulder injury, Eden Golan performed at the CÎROC vodka launch. She addressed the interest she is generating overseas: "Life brings a U-turn, but you never go backwards. Offers from abroad continue to come, and that is the happiest thing in the world, but in the meantime, I am here discovering myself as Eden Golan, making music, and slowly we will expand."

Maayan Ashkenazi: A New Professional Home

Maayan Ashkenazi shared her success with a new management team: "I have a new agent recently and finally feel that I have reached the right home, someone who believes in me and gives me confidence." When asked about relationships, she joked: "I'm looking for a good heart and values," and signed off with a message: "Mental and physical health is the most important thing. I wish our people unity, selfless love, and only good things!"

Erez Isakov: Success in Life and on Screen

"Big Brother" and "Golstar" alumnus Erez Isakov is currently filming a new family docu-reality series. He offered a unique perspective on critics: "At the end of the day, those who comment are the biggest fans. A person who deals with you all day, posts, and invests, loves it. Regarding my confidence? People have a hard time with those who have confidence, because there is something in me that they would want in their lives."

Regarding his path, he noted: "I failed in football, but I succeeded in life. As for relationships, I have been single all my life. Beauty is a matter of taste, but you need something beyond that: someone with a good heart, modesty, and character who will catch me."