The saga of the crisis in the relationship between Lior and Sapir Narkis is branching out. After the tragic incident that took place a week ago at the house in Savyon following which Sapir ordered, according to reports, a police car, now the plot is aggravating and even a restraining order has been issued. According to the restraining order issued and not by the police but agreed upon by the parties, Lior can not approach his wife and home in Savyon for a limited period, however the order is not valid for children and the singer can meet his children by prior arrangement with Sapir’s lawyers.
As the Mako Celebs website first reports, the deportation order was born following the tragic incident that occurred a week ago, during which Lior arrived at the house in Savyon when Sapir was not present, and he threw and threw away her belongings and caused damage. A police car was called to the scene and following the incident the parties decided by mutual agreement to issue a restraining order until the winds calmed down.
As is well known, despite repeated and unsuccessful attempts to bring peace to a home, Lior Narkis and his wife Sapir, who are embracing three children together, decided to start divorce proceedings about four months ago. A few weeks ago, the singer left their home in Savyon and rented an apartment in Tel Aviv, while Sapir remained living with her children in the couple’s villa in Savyon.
Attorney Neta From MagnesiaRepresenting Sapir Narkis, responded: “Sapir and Lior do everything they can to maintain the family unit and their children and manage their relationship with mutual respect, while maintaining their privacy. The parties want to get through this difficult and sensitive period as relatively quietly as possible, without background noise.” .
On behalf of Adv. Shmulik Moran, who represents Lior Narkis, it was stated: “Sapir and Lior are trying, with the help of their lawyers, to reach a joint agreement in good spirits. No complaint was filed with the police and no restraining order was issued. “There is a mutual agreement on a temporary separation in order to examine the question of the continuation of the relationship and to formulate an agreement while caring for the children.”
Lior Narkis (Photo: Nadav Holtzman)