Yuli Weizman: Why Michal HaKtanah's daughter chooses to work in a clothing store

Yuli Weizman, daughter of Israeli star Michal HaKtanah, opens up about her lifestyle, her investment philosophy regarding jewelry, and why she chose to work a regular retail job despite her family's wealth.

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Yuli Weizman: Why Michal HaKtanah's daughter chooses to work in a clothing store
Photo: ICE / יולי ויצמן, מיכל ויצמן (צילום אינסטגרם/ yuliwaizman, פייסבוק/ מיכל הקטנה)

Yuli Weizman, daughter of the famous Israeli star Michal HaKtanah, is a social media sensation with over 124,000 followers across various platforms. Over the past few years, she has solidified her status in the industry, and in a recent interview, she shared candid insights into her life and consumption habits.

When asked about the most expensive item in her closet and whether she ever regrets her purchases, Weizman stated:

"I believe that investing in good jewelry is the most correct thing a girl can do. I purchased a Van Cleef necklace for 15,000 shekels."

Regarding budget-friendly shopping, Weizman emphasized that she prefers to invest in quality over quantity. However, she noted that for those seeking good basics at affordable prices without compromising on quality, Delta is her go-to choice.

In a previous interview with Ice, Weizman also discussed her decision to work in a clothing store, despite her wealthy family background. She mentioned that her choice to work as a regular employee in a mall store surprised many customers and parents who encountered her during her shifts.

"Of course! I work at the simplest, most normal, and fun job there is, with amazing people. People were very surprised by this, and parents would literally come up to me and ask, 'What is this? Why is Nir and Michal's daughter working?'"

Weizman explained that this is an inseparable part of her upbringing and her aspiration for independence. Even though she grew up in a very wealthy home, she was always taught to earn things on her own merit.

"It is so important to me to be independent, to be a 'Jedi,' and to prove what I am capable of. If I want to buy a car, I will buy it, and I want to know that I can do everything on my own merit and with my own ten fingers, just like my parents did."

She has already translated this aspiration into action, having purchased a luxury vehicle entirely on her own.

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