A month after the "Big Brother" finale: This is what happened with Gal Rubin and Rafaela Twina
The season's final five left the documented house for the real world. From surprising apartment moves and flashy campaigns to the winner's plans for her prize money, here is everything that happened with the finalists.
A little over a month has passed since the dramatic "Big Brother" finale on June 27, when the tenants returned to reality after 110 days under constant surveillance. While the spotlight of the live broadcast has faded, the real lives of the final five have only just begun to gain momentum outside of Neve Ilan.
Noam Tekla, who reached fifth place, decided to translate the experience into personal and professional growth. He returned to social media, overcoming the sensitive issue of his preoccupation with likes and popularity. He learned to edit, improved his video content, and is now raking in thousands of likes.
In addition, Noam took a significant step by leaving his hometown of Ashkelon for the Florentin neighborhood in Tel Aviv. He joined a team of influencers for a beverage brand, participated in shoots, traveled to Eilat, and maintains a particularly close relationship with fellow tenant Inbal Eldan.
In fourth place is Rafaela Twina, who broadcast her anger and disappointment over Gal's victory the moment she left the house, but quickly harnessed that storm into a career engine. Today, she holds three major contracts, including campaigns for a hair growth brand, fragrance, and a fashion company.
At the same time, talks are underway for a docu-reality show following her family, including her brother Yohanan Twina, who led her voting campaign while she was in the house. Socially, Rafaela has tightened her bond with Tal Tito, despite their rocky start, thanks to their mothers' prior acquaintance.
Eliran Biton reached third place and rushed into the arms of his wife upon leaving the house. The couple is experiencing a renewed flourishing in their relationship and is talking about expanding their family, which Eliran considers his real victory.
Alongside this, Eliran underwent a hair transplant, modeled for a suit campaign in Mykonos with former tenant Ben Ozablo, and joined a team of influencers for a vodka brand. While he is negotiating further campaigns in the automotive and underwear sectors, his main dream remains to work in the field of hosting.
Omer Zipori, who finished second and was a hair's breadth away from the million-shekel prize, left the house with the gift of the season: a close relationship with Shelly Sarberianikov, known as Shalkis. The couple has already moved in together in Ra'anana and is currently looking for a more spacious home in Herzliya. Omer has returned to managing his fitness and body toning business and was chosen as an influencer for a leading nutritional supplement brand.
The big winner of the season, Gal Rubin, is leveraging her title on all fronts. Gal landed a leading campaign for a hair brand, joined a team of influencers for a culinary brand, and even fulfilled her promise from the house by going on a date with Adir Barak, her "puppy" during the season. Alongside returning to her career in makeup and hair design for brides and raising her six children, Gal declared her intention to use the prize money to purchase the house where she currently resides in Rishon LeZion.
For the finalists, leaving the Big Brother house was just the starting point. The audience continues to follow their every step, story, and campaign, waiting to see what surprises the next season holds.
