The speech encapsulates so much of what the first season of My Unorthodox Life set out to convey: how Haart’s decision to leave her ultra-Orthodox Jewish community at the age of 42 and enter the secular world, eventually rising to the role of CEO of Elite World Group, has affected her career, her family, and her perspective on the world. We’re sitting here connected and united, even though we are so very different.” “The relationships we’ve formed have withstood the test of religion, location, disagreement, and look at where we are. “I think that we are a very rare and usual group of people,” she says, looking out a table of her friends and relatives.
At the end of the first season of My Unorthodox Life, the reality show’s star Julia Haart sits down at the head of her family dinner and makes a toast.
