In particular, she hated seeing her daughter Miriam be forced to adhere to the same rules that she was. Per People, Haart was devout for years, but grew uncomfortable with her community’s strict practices as her kids got older. And my personal take on this is, 'Why is that my problem? It's not.'" "It comes from this concept that women should cover their bodies so as not to attract male attention because may come to have impure thoughts. So basically, the only parts of my body that were showing were my hands and my face," Haart told Entertainment Tonight. "My whole life I was forced to cover myself. There, she grew up in an Ultra-Orthodox, or Haredi, Jewish community that adheres to a very strict observance of traditional Jewish law and often seeks to limit outside, modern influences. Haart was born in Russia, but her family moved when she was three, living in Italy, Austria, and Austin, Texas before settling in Monsey, New York when she was 7. Here’s everything to know about Haart ahead of the show. The show follows her and her four kids - a TikToker, an app designer, a lawyer, and a high schooler - as they navigate the differences between their orthodox upbringing and their current lifestyle. A former member of an ultra-Orthodox Jewish community, she’s now the CEO of the model management agency Elite World Group.
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Netflix’s new reality series My Unorthodox Life documents the life and family of fashion mogul Julia Haart.
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