Aleksandra Kwaśniewska and Jakub Badach have been married for 12 years. They rarely discuss their private lives in public. In a recent interview, the musician revealed that he consults everything with his wife. “We have a partnership,” he said.
Aleksandra Kwaśniewska and Jakub Badach are a popular couple who protect their private lives. Just before her relationship with the musician, the daughter of the former president of Poland was engaged to Wojciech Szuchnicki. In 2012, she married Jakub Badach. For 12 years, they have been a happy couple who support each other both privately and professionally.
Jakub Badach on his marriage to Aleksandra Kwaśniewska
Jakub Badach became a juror in the new edition of “The Voice of Poland”. For this reason, he gave an interview in which he touched on his work as a juror, but also his marriage to Aleksandra Kwaśniewska. He noted that he consults everything with his wife.
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– I consult all matters with my wife, because we are a wonderfully harmonious couple, we have a partnership. Why wouldn’t I tell her? Would it be a secret? We talk about it for such a prosaic reason as the calendar of our private lives. With this busyness that has affected me for many years, although it is a choice, every musician brought up like me knows the smallest and larger clubs, each next concert is a reward. We are wanted, appreciated, but we cannot forget about our private calendar, so that we can find time for our happy life with my wife – he said in an interview with dziennik.pl.
Aleksandra Kwaśniewska on the division of roles in a relationship
In November 2022, Aleksandra Kwaśniewska posted a post on her Instagram profile in which she referred to the “traditional” or “stereotypical” division of roles in a relationship into “female” and “male”. Although she emphasized that she does not interfere in how other couples live, in her opinion it can be harmful – especially for women.
“I am disgusted by the attempts to convince others that there is some atavistic division into female and male roles that we should (and most importantly SHOULD) stick to. I do not see atavism in these roles. I see cultural ruts, educational traps and a whole host of stereotypes,” she wrote.
She then shared some details about her relationship, in which “traditional” divisions are blurred.
“The truth is that we are all a mixture of so-called feminine and masculine traits, but for years we have been taught to focus on those ‘typical’ of our own gender. Those useful from the point of view of simplified, social compatibility. But maybe it’s time to give it a rest? (…) Wouldn’t it be nicer to divide tasks depending on actual predispositions, without having to fit into established patterns?” – we read.
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