The newly evicted from the Big Brother house Sharin Avraham answers difficult questions from the followers and tells who she will stay in touch with and more.
What do you think of Daniel Malka? And is this a relationship you want outside?
“That he is a space cannon, the tenant who made me laugh the most in the world and knew how to understand my head in seconds. Fingers crossed for him.”
Tell us why you got so attached to Kazem?
“Kazem is a friend. He is a great soul. He knows how to respect all the residents of the house, and the Sabbath. He knew how to cherish and love his friends. He made me laugh and moved me and I am waiting for the moment when I hug him and blow his nose again.”
What was the thing you were most surprised to find out happening outside?
“The passing of the late Tzvika Peak. Something in my heart really broke. An artist of his caliber and above, my entire childhood and adulthood was based on his songs, plays and programs. I also told that my son will be named Gabriel. A great loss.”
How do you deal with bad comments?
“Concentrating only on the good I receive. All the love, hugs and support. And of course with the help of a huge envelope in the form of family, friends and girlfriends.”
If you didn’t have the cabinet, who do you think would be your friend?
“Beyond the cabinet, my love, I had other friends at home. Bar Liran Ilana Daniel Shaf Sharon and many more good ones.”
Seagull just wanted to be your friend and not a partner, why didn’t you block your feelings for him and just be his girlfriend?
“Does anyone have a Shane link to the button that turns off emotions?”
Did you have any concerns before entering the Big Brother house?
“Sherin just don’t fall down the stairs. Sherin just don’t fall down the stairs. Sherin just don’t fall down the stairs.”
Why didn’t you get so attached to Talia and even people said “that you hated her”?
“Hate is too big a word and it’s not even right. Talia and I are different from each other and we didn’t connect in Beit Ha’ah. Don’t forget that you too, people who don’t live in a television format, don’t always connect with everyone, so it’s important to put things in their proper context. I wish her success in the future.”