Luke Kenton

And though they're quite restrained when the jury is there, when the jury isn't there during pretrial evidentiary hearings and during lunch breaks and things, they're much more animated.

Each morning they walk in, they look very confident, very smiley as they greet their family members each morning.

We've seen them give thumbs up and heart signs and things like that.

So it's a little bit different.

In front of the jury.

Yeah, there's been, particularly the first week, there was a very large cohort of supporters to the point where a lot of them had to sit in the overspill room.

But there have been three constant supporters day in, day out, throughout the whole day, each time.

And that's been the Alexander Brothers' parents, Shlomi and Orly Alexander.

And Alon's wife, who's a fashion model, Sharni Zagran.

Oren is also married.

His wife, Camilla Hansen, who's also a model, has been there possibly twice, I think, total, but hasn't stayed throughout the duration for the day.

Has made kind of fleeting appearances and hasn't been seen in a little while, which, you know, could be telling, could not be.

And Tal Alexander, his soon-to-be ex-wife filed for divorce pretty much as soon as these allegations first came to light.

So she's nowhere to be seen.

There is, yeah.

Niv Alexander, who he sits on the board of a large Jewish foundation.

We don't know a great deal about him, but we know that we don't know a great deal about him.

But he was in court for the first time last week on Wednesday.

So clearly a part of an effort to show a united front on the family's part.

Only showed up once, to my knowledge.