Anna Aronov on mothers: “Let’s complain. Even one child is challenging”
The model and judge of “Dancing with the Stars” Anna Aronovmet yesterday (Wednesday) with the model Niver Madar, to shoot a new campaign for “Intima” in honor of the World Cup held these days. Aronov and Madar filmed a short and humorous film for the World Cup in which they are photographed through the peephole of the door while dressed in pajamas outside a noisy house of World Cup spectators.
During the film the two stand and wait for the door to be opened for them, they ring the bell and wait for it to be opened for them, but no one in the house hears them. During a break from filming, Aronov told TMI whether she experienced the same treatment from her husband Eyal Elgabi At her house and what does she think about the shocking confession of Moran Atias For having a hard time as a single mother and needing help.
You are shooting a video for the World Cup. are you watching
“No”.
How much does the World Cup come into your home? The couple in it?
“Zero. This is the closest I will be to the World Cup, like every four years. Eyal is less into football. I have a fear that in a few years when Adam grows up a bit, I will have no choice but to host some of his friends for snacks because there is something about a ball at home. I think That I will join in dealing with it someday.”
This week Moran Atias shared about the difficulty of being a single mother. Anna, you also encounter difficulties in raising a person. Moments you felt alone?
“I really don’t know how she does it alone. Even as two very active partners, the beginning is difficult. It’s strange that I too am told, ‘What, one child is easy’. Wait, let’s complain. I too have difficult moments. Even if It’s one child doesn’t mean it’s not challenging. Doing it alone, certainly at first and certainly with the hormones. I remember myself in the first few months, I wasn’t exactly connected to reality, there’s something hormonal going on that breaks you up and there’s a baby to take care of. I could say ‘Eyal , take a walk for a moment’. She doesn’t have that and I can understand how difficult it is and how much she needs help. In the end, they grow up and it’s not that fun.”
Not an easy morning with two terrorist attacks in Jerusalem. Is there a fear of warming?
“It’s very sad, it feels like we’re all in some kind of danger. It can happen to me and you, it happened at a bus station in Jerusalem, it’s part of us. I heard it on the way to the filming and it reminded me of the year 2000 when I immigrated to Israel. I had a tough journey because it was At the time of the second intifada and we were afraid to get on a bus because we could explode. This is still happening today and it’s getting scary.”
Anna Aronov, Niver Medar (Photo: Rafi Deloya)