"Svitlana Tarabarova responded to objections regarding her husband's desire to go abroad"

"Ukrainian singer Svitlana Tarabarova decided to dispel rumors about the intentions of her husband, producer Olexii Bondar, to go abroad during the war.

Family in times of war

The singer reported that her husband currently lives in Ukraine and does not plan to go abroad, although he has such an opportunity. The family is raising three minor children, and the youngest daughter is only 1.5 months old. Because of this, Oleksiy Bondar is not subject to mobilization and could leave the country.

"Haters and haters. There were many accusations that a third child was necessary to go abroad, but now Pauline is 1.5 years old, and our family is complete at home. This is probably the best answer, " she explained singer.

Joint performances at the front

Svitlana Tarabarova also recalled how, with the beginning of the war with Russia in 2014, she and her husband went to the front to support the military. For my husband and I, the war began in 2014, when instead of a career in Moscow, we went to the east with concerts for our military**. The couple's first performance took place on March 8, 2014, even before the official announcement of the ATO.

Family priorities

"We are not a classic 'star couple', the husband does not like publicity, perhaps this is the key to a strong relationship. Although there are many families - so many stories, and the tests that families go through these days are probably the most terrible. To such challenges were not prepared for us..." - notes Svitlana.

The singer added that she could go to Moscow and build a career where her uncle still lives. However, with the beginning of a full-scale war, she decided to break ties with him.

Conclusion

The life position of Tarabarova and her husband testifies to their devotion to Ukraine and support of their compatriots even in the most difficult times. Such a family is an example for many, demonstrating that true support and love for the country is not measured by words, but by actions.

Editor: Emiliia Morozova