Yuval Levi in an interview about Shani's meeting with his family: "There was tension in the air"
After half a year of intensive preparations, Yuval Levi is opening a new business: "I invested half a year," reacts for the first time to rumors about a breakup with his partner Shani: "I say that you shouldn't believe every headline," and explains why he gave up on campaigns: "Don't be dependent on anyone else" - an open interview with Yuval Levi.
Great excitement was recorded yesterday, Tuesday, in Rishon LeZion with the opening of studio "Noel" — the new beauty boutique of "Big Brother" winner Yuval Levi. The place offers a comprehensive experience for women, including hair straightening, extensions, and meticulous facial treatments.
"We are in the new boutique, 'Noel', in Rishon LeZion. A place for women, I call it," says Yuval about his new venture. "There is everything here, from hair straightening to facial treatments, really down to the smallest details. Everything is at the highest level, and the excitement is at its peak."
Returning to the field of hair design and grooming is a natural return to his professional roots. Despite the many offers that came immediately after leaving the "Big Brother" house, he chose to take a step back and build something stable on his own.
"Listen, I've been a hairdresser forever," he shares. "At first, I thought about trying campaigns, but then I said I must return to my roots. People around me told me: 'Yuval, do what you are good at. Be dependent on yourself, don't be dependent on anyone else.' I am happy that I got myself together very quickly. This project took time, but we have reached the long-awaited moment and we are celebrating."
Establishing the boutique was an intensive process that lasted half a year, during which Yuval was involved down to the last detail. "I invested half a year," he testifies. "100 out of 100. Everything here, every point, every smallest detail — the contractor and the designer received non-stop calls from me until it came out truly perfect."
Alongside professional success, Yuval also deals with rumors about his personal life, particularly around his relationship with Shani. He clarifies unequivocally that the bond between them is strong, and Shani even took an active part in the launch event.
"I say that you shouldn't believe every headline," he clarifies. "It's true, we are public figures, but you don't need to enter our home. Shani and I have always been together, we love each other very much. While I am here, she tells me: 'Yuval, be calm, I'm taking care of things outside.' And when she is there, I am sure that everything is functioning 100 out of 100."
The family connection was also built gradually. "The truth is that at the first meeting, there was really a release," he recalls. "There was tension in the air at first, but when they got to know her and she got to know them, there was a connection, and I am the happiest about it in the world."
Regarding the meeting with Shani's children, he says: "Amazing. Funny children, lighthearted, like her — silly. She is young at heart, you know, it's never boring with her."
Yuval's vision for "Noel" is simple: to create a happy, inviting, and professional place. "My dream is that these chairs will be full and happy and there will be a good atmosphere. I will be the happiest in the world if everyone enters this door."
Yuval concluded with personal insights: "The best investment is an investment in myself. Develop yourself, learn, accumulate knowledge. Don't play with money you don't have. They say life is cheap, the pose is expensive. I don't live the pose. I steer my life, always with my feet on the ground. Be true to yourself, rely on the Almighty, and you are in good hands."
