Who is Diana, Delia Budeanu’s daughter, and what does she do? Unknown facts about the late TV announcer’s first child

Delia Budeanu died on October 19 and left behind an impressive career and a beautiful family. Throughout her life, she was not only a famous announcer, but also a devoted mother to her two children. Although the public knows her mainly for her professional activities, Delia’s personal life hides unknown details about her relationship with her two children, especially her first child, Diana.

Who is Diana, daughter of Delia Budeanu

Diana, the daughter Delia Budeanu from her first marriage to the doctor Romulus Balaban, she chose a different path than her brother, Radu Ioan Budeanu, who stayed in Romania and became a successful media mogul. In the 1990s, Diana went to Germany, where she built a stable life and followed her passion for music, becoming a piano teacher. In a television appearance on the show moderated by Eugenia Vodă, Delia Budeanu gave some details about her relationship with her daughter, in which she talked about what she considers her to be so bad and hard as it is in the new series.

adopted country. “Diana, my little girl, went to Germany in the 1990s and became a little German girl. I go to visit her, she is a piano teacher and she gives me lessons in precision and accuracy and rigor. She’s a bit German.”, said Delia, proudly in an interview for public television.

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What Delia Budeanu said about her first marriage

Delia Budeanu told about her first marriage, which marked her a lot. “I am marrying Dr. Romulus Balaban and we have a little girl, Diana. Less than a year later, he wants a divorce. He came and said that he thought and thought that the marriage was hindering him. Not to be confused, because I’m an angel, to understand that he cares about me a lot, but he can’t stand the rigors of marriage and he’s gone.
And I stayed with my ex-husband and my little daughter and my first time on television. Everything was happening in the 70’s. Then I thought I was dying.Delia Budeanu also said.

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