Geula Eben revealed after the elimination: “I’m on painkillers”

“We were very disappointed, we really wanted to continue and it didn’t work out, but I don’t regret it for a moment,” Eben shared minutes after the elimination as part of an interview for the program “Arab Tov with Guy Pines”. “I learned not only dance steps, I learned about myself, to challenge myself and not to give up on myself, and I met a great partner for dancing and long hours in the studio, which is not obvious.”

Evan told about the injuries: “I’m talking to you while I’m bandaged. I was happy to find out that there are bandages for the ribs, even spotted ones. And I’m on painkillers, because it’s really a challenging experience for the ribs. But I have to say that when I danced I felt it less. It’s very challenging physically, you have to do With the body, things that the body is not used to. It was also difficult for me to remember the dance steps, it is much easier for me to construct an interview in my head.”

On the break she took from presenting the news, Evan shared: “I had to disconnect, this is the main reason why I’m here. I don’t have air outside and here I do, and I needed this air and disconnection. I still need it. The experience here provided me with the opportunity to disconnect.”

Gaula continued with the announcement: “For me, dancing is not over, I fell in love with the genre and there are also some styles that I haven’t tried. I intend to stick with it.”

About her husband, Knesset member Gideon Sa’ar, she said: “I really hesitated whether to participate in the program because I said maybe it’s not right for him, maybe it’s not right for the family. So I went through one by one, first and foremost Gideon, and he asked, ‘Do you want it?’ I told him yes, very much. So he said, ‘Go for it,’ it made me very happy.”