Miri Bohadana
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| Date of birth | October 12, 1977 |
| Place of birth | Israel |
| Height | 1.75 m (5 ft 9 in) |
| Hair color | brown |
| Eye color | brown |
| Measurements | 88-60-90 (cm) |
| Dress size | 36 (EU) |
| Shoe size | 38 (EU) |
| Agency | "Look Models" |
| Spouse(s) | Babo Kobo (?-present) |
Miri Bohadana is an Israeli actress, model and presenter. She speaks Hebrew and English.
Bohadana was born in Beer Sheva, Israel to Moroccan Jewish parents and raised in the town of Sderot. She took part in the "Miss Beer Sheva" contest at age 15. Two years later, in 1995, Bohadana was chosen first runner up in the Miss Israel contest. She proceeded to the Miss World contest in South Africa, in which she was elected third runner up.
Bohadana resumed her modeling career in fashion shows, catalogues and commercials in Israel and abroad. Among other things, she worked for "Pier Cardin" and "Ferrero Rocher". She led the campaign of the "TNT" fashion company.
Her first filmography experience was in the movie "Eskimo Limon 2000", which was also her first topless performance on film (she admitted of having breast implants[1]). Since then Bohadana has presented and participated in many TV shows. In April 2003 she presented a show called "Good Girls" with fellow model and friend Ilanit Levy.
During 2006, Bohadana co-starred with Meir Suissa in an Israeli television mockumentary series about his life. In the show, as well as in real life, she was his co-star in a theater play. In the show, it made them close friends. The show was called "Karov L'Vadai" (English: "Almost Certainly") and aired on Channel 10.
Towards the end of 2006, Bohadana was impregnated by her long-distance boyfriend (as he usually resides in London, England), the older (by 26 years) married (but separated) billionaire Babo Kobo. In May 8th, 2007, Bohadana her delivered her firstborn son, Ben.[2]
[edit] References
- ^ "Cut and paste", Aviva Lori, Haaretz, May 24th, 2007
- ^ "News of the Muse", JERUSALEM POST STAFF, The Jerusalem Post, May 19, 2007
[edit] External Sources
- The Jerusalem Post, June 2, 2006. "Screen Savers: A sad sack's success," Aryeh Dean Cohen.
- Miri Bohadana at the Internet Movie Database
