Quentin Tarantino and Israeli wife Daniella Pick rent home in Tel Aviv
Filmmaker will be paying more than £17,000 a month for the apartment in the affluent northern part of the city
U.S. filmmaker Quentin Tarantino and his Israeli wife, actress and model Daniella Pick, are renting a home in Tel Aviv.
The home in an affluent neighbourhood in the northern part of the city rents for nearly £17,800 ($23,000) a month, the Israeli business daily Globes reported. It is two floors and 5,000 square feet, and is located near the Kikar Hamedina, a major plaza of high-end shops and restaurants.
The couple, who were married a year ago, are expecting their first child. They announced the pregnancy in August but did not say when the baby was due.
It will be the first child for both Tarantino, 56, and for Pick, 35. She is the daughter of the popular Israeli singer and composer Svika Pick.
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