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Is Emilia Bechrakis Serhant Pregnant? New Rumors She's Expecting With Ryan Serhant Photo: instagram Samantha Maffucci Aug 29, 2018, 20:38 EDT Anyone who is a Bravo fan knows how amazing Million Dollar Listing: New York is. Getting to see inside homes you can never afford to buy really has a way of making you feel good about yourself. And there’s one real estate broker in particular we can’t get enough of: Ryan Serhant. Not only can he sell a million dollar home with such gusto, but he’s pretty nice to look at, too. His relationship with Emilia Bechrakis was featured on Million Dollar Listing at the time when the two were planning their wedding. Despite their ups and downs, the two tied the knot in July 2016 and have been married for two years now. RELATED: 10 Strange Details About Ryan Serhant And Emilia Bechrakis' Relationship, Including The Gay Rumors But is Emilia Bechrakis Serhant pregnant? Rumors have been circulating tthe two are expecting a child, though neither Ryan nor Emilia have confirmed. Our first clue is that they are currently vacationing in Greece, and any photos of Emilia that have been posted are from the waist up. The photos include the couple out to dinner, Emilia on a flamingo floaty, and her in front of a Grecian door with a long, flowy dress. A post shared by Emilia Bechrakis Serhant (@emilia_bechrakis) on Aug 29, 2018 at 12:25pm PDT A post shared by Emilia Bechrakis Serhant (@emilia_bechrakis) on Aug 27, 2018 at 11:12am PDT A post shared by Emilia Bechrakis Serhant (@emilia_bechrakis) on Aug 27, 2018 at 8:33am PDT Ryan has also been making fans speculate that they are pregnant. He’s been posting “hints” on his Instagram lately, especially with his most recent post, which he captioned, “I haven’t been posting as much this trip because it’s an important one and we’re enjoying it as much as we can.” When couples have a baby, there is seldom time to spend with one another. Is this what he’s hinting at? I haven’t been posting as much this trip because it’s an important one and we’re enjoying it as much as we can Sunset in Sifnos with the puffs. A post shared by Ryan Serhant (@ryanserhant) on Aug 28, 2018 at 12:38pm PDT RELATED: Who Is Jeff Lewis' Surrogate? New Details About Alexandra Trent And Why He's Being Sued Over The Birth Of His Daughter Plus, we already know they're trying for a baby. In an episode of Million Dollar Listing from this season, the two revealed that they are trying for a baby through IVF. The couple is seen discussing the effects of going through the treatment and what they can expect. “Surprise! Emilia and I are trying to have a kid. We’ve been trying for a while, and it hasn’t been as easy as we thought it would be. I’m 33, she’s 32, we’ve been to doctors, we’ve been checked out, and we’re both fine. So we’re now at the point where if and when we start a family, the next steps are to do IVF,” he said. So, the secret’s out! The couple does, in fact, want children. Back in May, Ryan told The Daily Mail that he and Emilia “talk about kids all the time. I do it all for her, she is the love of my life. She is everything to me, she is everything I work for. She makes me better every day. She keeps me grounded and happy and pushes me. She is tough in all the right ways. She’s a better wife than I ever could have imagined.” While we don’t have confirmation yet that they really are expecting, we truly hope they fulfill their wishes of starting a family. And that kid will most definitely be a stunner, don’t you think? RELATED: 12 Awkward Things About Jax Taylor And Brittany Cartwright's Relationship Samantha Maffucci is an associate editor for YourTango. In her free time, you can find her obsessing about cats, wine, and all things Vanderpump Rules.
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Le Vinyl Le Vinyl’s headquarter is in Barcelona, where he has become the main character in the ‘Mediterranean Big City That Never Sleeps’ deep house scene. He’s been injecting soul into Electronic Dance Music since he was tall enough to hold a 12-inch on his own. No wonder why he has become one of the most inspiring Deep House DJs and producers… it’s a three-worded answer: ‘Love, instinct, work’. He loves music and he loves being surrounded by music. His natural instinct gets him on the right path when he’s in the studio for a new track or at the booth in a live session. And he’s a tried-and-true workaholic, never quitting until sonic perfection makes his way out of the studio. Having spent over a decade building his intransigent Deep House ambassador image, Le Vinyl reliably brings all of his gusto, charm and soul-filled inspiration to each and every one of his productions. Many of them are released through his successful co-owned label Reisei Records and his latest project DeepMentality, but he’s also fond of sharing his Deep House masterpieces with labels such as Defected, Robsoul, OFF, Liebe Detail ... If you think all Deep House music sounds the same, has no soul and is just four to the floor, then I suggest you do some rethinking and check out Le Viny's latest releases and back catalogue...You'll be glad you did! Macarena Club ADVENTURE: LE VINYL
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By: | Still A Chief: An Interview with Rabbi David Stav By: N/A | Features | August 30, 2013 Rabbi David Stav graduated from Yeshivat Mercaz HaRav and is now the Chief Rabbi of the town of Shoham in central Israel. Rav Stav is a co-founder and the chairman of the Tzohar Rabbinical Organization. In 1998, Rabbi Stav co-founded the Hesder Yeshiva in Petach Tikva and teaches in Metivta, a women’s seminary in Bar Ilan University. He is the spokesman for Rashei Yeshivot Hesder across Israel. Tzohar was founded in the aftermath of assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin as a way of bridging the widening religious divide within Israel. The organization focuses on reforming the marriage process within the structure of the Israeli Rabbinate. Rabbi Stav recently ran for the position of Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi of Israel on a platform advocating major reform. After the most heated candidacy in Israel’s history, he ultimately lost the campaign. G.B.: What is a trait you most want to see in a rabbi? R.D.S.: Morality. G.B.: What is a trait you most want to see in a student? G.B.: Where is your accent from? R.D.S.: Ner Yisrael, Baltimore. I learned there in 1974. G.B.: How many continents have you been to? R.D.S.: All, except Antarctica. Are there Jews there? G.B.: How big is your family? R.D.S.: 9 kids. 7 grand-children, expecting the 8th soon. G.B.: In once sentence, can Israel be both Jewish and Democratic? R.D.S.: Yes and no: The law of return is not democratic, but we can work that into a democratic system. G.B.: When are you most at peace? R.D.S.: When I see my kids. G.B.: Who are your heroes? R.D.S.: Rav Kook. He dared to say things no one would say. He dared to stand in opposition to other rabbis in his time. G.B.: What is Tzohar? R.D.S.: A rabbinical organization that tries to bridge the gap between the religious society and the secular society by giving secular society access to religious traditions. G.B.: How many rabbis are associated with Tzohar? R.D.S.: Over 600. G.B.: Are you learning Daf Yomi? R.D.S.: Sure. I still have to finish half the daf. And it’s getting late. G.B.: Why should diaspora Jews pick up and move to Shoham? R.D.S: Because of the Chief Rabbi. G.B.: In one word, summarize your campaign for the Chief Rabbi of Israel. R.D.S.: Give me two. Success and failure. Success because it created a public expectation and appreciation for the Chief Rabbi. Failure because, you know, we didn’t win. G.B.: You are a busy community rabbi, father, grandfather, activist, scholar and all around go-getter. Ironically, though, you wrote a book about leisure. When are your moments of leisure? R.D.S.: When I fly. G.B.: Who are your favorite writers? R.D.S.: When I was young, I had time to read Alistair MacLean. You are too young to know who he is. G.B.: What is your greatest extravagance? R.D.S.: Books. Jewish Books. G.B.: What is your greatest love? R.D.S.: My wife. Is this a question? G.B.: What is your most treasured object? R.D.S.: My Tefillin. G.B.: What do you fear most? R.D.S.: God. G.B.: What is a talent you most want to have? R.D.S.: Courage. I don’t have enough. G.B.: What do you consider your greatest achievement? R.D.S.: Causing people to love their Jewish identities. Bringing people the hope that Jewish tradition and commitment doesn’t not have to contradict with moral values. G.B.: What motto do you live by? R.D.S.: To borrow from Reb Chaim Volozhin’s Nefesh Hachaim: Lo Leatzmo, Ela, Leacherim [Not for yourself, but for others]. Valor Amidst the Violence: The Heroes of Jan. 6 By: Levi Boshnack | Opinions Donald Trump Brought Out the Worst in Us. Now, We Need to Heal. By: Sruli Fruchter | Opinions Leading RIETS Roshei Yeshiva Receive Moderna Coronavirus Vaccine By: David Schmidt | News Hosted by Omar Faruk ©YU Commentator
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