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By the end of the year we will probably get married. This is what MP Maya Manolova said in the new show on BBC “Marmalad”. She was interviewed by an extravagant homosexual journalist, who asked her when she would marry Angel (Naydenov – b.r.).
Maya Manolova’s daughter Ralitsa, who lives in Germany, stood by her mother during the interview and said that the two often hear each other. Maya called more often in critical political situations. Ralitsa often called her mother with critical remarks.
He calls me often to tell me – stop talking nonsense, people don’t think like that! I use my daughter for consultations on the opinion of young people, said Maya Manolova.
She explained with a laugh that the children had to get married first and then she could marry her boyfriend Angel Naydenov.
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In what ways do you think the opinions of younger generations, like Ralitsa’s, shape the dynamics of political conversations in your family?
1. In the interview, MP Maya Manolova shared that her daughter Ralitsa lives in Germany and often gives her feedback on critical political situations. How does this arrangement benefit both of you, and how would you describe your relationship with her?
2. The journalist in the interview asked about your plans to marry Angel Naydenov. What led you to this decision, and how does your daughter Ralitsa feel about it?
3. You jokingly mentioned that your children should get married first before you could tie the knot with Angel. Could you elaborate on your thoughts behind this statement? Do you think your children’s marriages will have any impact on your own relationship?
4. Ralitsa reportedly told you to stop talking nonsense during critical political situations. What do you think is the value of having her perspective as someone who is younger and potentially more in touch with current trends and issues?
5. As a prominent figure in Bulgarian politics, how do you balance maintaining your public image while still being open and approachable to your family? Do you ever worry about the potential consequences of sharing personal details like this in interviews?
