Taylor Malkov breaks silence after breakup: "Difficult days"
Taylor Malkov responds for the first time to the split from businessman Isaac Nakash. In a personal message on her Instagram page, she shares her feelings honestly and thanks her fans for their support.
A few days after news of her split hit the gossip columns, model and actress Taylor Malkov has broken her silence to share her feelings with her followers.
In a message posted on her personal Instagram page, the star chose to reassure concerned fans and thanked them for their warm support. "My loves, thank you for the amount of messages filled with hugs and your concern. I am okay, I am after a few difficult days but looking forward," Malkov wrote to her hundreds of thousands of followers.
This sober and honest message comes at the end of a year of high-profile relationship with businessman Isaac Nakash. The connection, which began in the summer of 2025 through mutual friends, was conducted mostly remotely, navigating the challenging distance between Israel and Miami.
Nakash, a member of a wealthy Jewish-American family, entered the star's life in a whirlwind, and the two often shared photogenic and romantic moments, including celebrations of Malkov's 24th birthday overseas in the presence of well-known guests.
Throughout the relationship, the geographical challenge hovered as a major obstacle. Despite repeated attempts to keep the spark alive and media statements about refusing to surrender to the distance, the strain of managing a transatlantic relationship ultimately tipped the scales. Now, as she leaves behind the challenges and the frequent flights to Miami, Malkov clarifies that she chooses to pick up the pieces, focus on the future, and continue on her new path.
As recalled, publicized breakups are not foreign to Malkov, who in the past experienced a dramatic split from her ex and then-professional partner, Ben Zini. In the context of that breakup, Malkov revealed her unequivocal refusal to continue performing together solely for economic considerations, including rejecting a tempting offer to participate in the Festigal.
"This duo was born out of love and our audience is not stupid," she explained regarding her decision to break up the joint brand, adding that performing together under the weight of the past would be a matter of unnecessary suffering: "It's a pity, we would just suffer, as being together for three months on stages sounds like a terrible nightmare."
