2024-03-13 19:12:26
Vitali Klitschko and his ex-wife Natalia Yegorova have been officially separated since 2022. In the meantime, the model would be ready for a new partner again.
In 1996, professional boxer Vitali Klitschko and model Natalia Yegorova tied the knot. In the years that followed, the two had three children together, two sons and a daughter. However, after 25 years of marriage, the mayor of Kiev, capital of Ukraine, and the singer made their separation public in the summer of 2022. She now reveals how the 50-year-old feels about love today.
On the occasion of her 50th birthday, Natalia Yegorova speaks openly about her failed marriage. “We were married for 25 years. Of course, this step was painful and associated with fear,” said the ex-“Let’s Dance” participant on “Bunte”. In the middle of the divorce, war broke out in Ukraine. “My focus was simply somewhere else. It was a long process and a very balanced decision.” She is in contact with her ex-husband because they did not part in a negative way at the time.
She seems to have come to terms with the separation and is “finally the Natalia I always wanted to be again.” “I feel alive as a woman again and am finally living my own life. For many years I was only in the role of wife and mother and my own self fell into the background, which often happens to us women,” she says.
“Going through life as a couple is of course nicer”
She can now imagine a new man at her side again: “It’s always nicer to look at life with four eyes than with two. I’m a woman with many feelings and am therefore open to love.” Although she finds it difficult to start all over again, “but going through life as a couple is of course nicer.” However, so far no man has been able to arouse her interest. “I feel like I see through men quickly.”
The activist has precise ideas about what her new potential partner needs to bring with her. “The most important thing is respect and equality. I need a lot of freedom and don’t want a man who is by my side 24 hours a day,” says the mother of three children. You should support yourself to grow. “At 50, you no longer feel like conforming. It’s important to me that everyone can clearly communicate their wishes and values.”