The daughter of the little Michal and Nir Weizman reacted to her parents' relationship – and was quick to delete it

Yuli Weizman, the eldest daughter of child star Michal HaKatana and her businessman husband Nir Weizman, has already grown up and comes with her mother to launch events and is even interviewed by the media. But it seems that despite the friction in the interviews, there are still things that are better kept in the family, Weitzman shared with her followers on social media and regretted.

Weizman was asked: "Why don't you see your father? Why doesn't he come with you on vacations?", and answered honestly: "Wow, how many questions like that. A very personal question related to my parents. I love my mother and my father and my family and pray that the end will be Like in fairy tales. Because in the end there is nothing like family."

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מיכל הקטנה, ניר ויצמן (צילום: ניר פקין) Michal HaKtana, Nir Weizman (Photo: Nir Pekin)

It seems that the eldest daughter of the two allegedly hinted at a crisis in the relationship and this is not the first time that the issue has come up. As I recall, the two fell into a crisis about two years ago, about which the little Michal spoke openly, when she wrote: "Believe it or not, Nir and I are very jealous of our privacy, we prefer not to put the whole world and his wife on the plate and even when the situation is 'difficult' we are there for each other and do not become strangers In moments of difficulty. We are best friends, always have been, always will be. And maybe because we are all exposed, the crisis seems so big to outsiders right now, but it certainly doesn't help when the entire State of Israel takes part in it."

מיכל הקטנה, ניר ויצמן (צילום: ארן חן צלמים) Michal HaKtana, Nir Weizman (Photo: Aren Chen Photographers)


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