Maja Hyży on wedding plans. No more surname after ex-husband! “I won’t be sorry”.

Maja Hyży made her debut on the music dance floor in 2013, when she and her then-husband Grzegorz Hyży became involved in the ‘X Factor’ programme. Although the relationship lived to have two boys, Alexander and Victor, they failed to survive as a married couple and separated amidst a climate full of tension. At the same time, participation in the “X-Factor” opened the door to a professional music career for Maja, and the artist released her first album and a plethora of singles. Today, the singer is in a happy new relationship with Konrad Kozak, with whom she has lived to have two daughters, Tosia and Zosia. Some time ago, Maja and Konrad were planning their dream wedding in Bali, but as the singer admitted, they had to postpone the ceremony because organising the event was too much for them. She then surprised everyone by announcing … engagement, which only took place this month, despite earlier plans for a wedding.

Maja Hyży plans to break away from her ex-husband for good. She is about to change her surname

Now Maja Hyży has decided to share one key detail about her upcoming change in her marital status – it turns out that the artist is planning to break up with her past relationship with her ex-partner and change her already recognisable surname, which she adopted from her ex-husband, Grzegorz Hyży:

This is first and foremost the change I’m going to start with, which is the surname. Not that I’m stomping my feet and fidgeting, but I can’t imagine any other option either, and I can’t imagine having a two-part surname. Because my name is my nickname. I started my musical and media adventure with it. But for me, my name is associated with other things, more specifically with my ex-husband, so I’m cutting it off with a thick line. And I will already have another one,” she revealed in an interview with swiatgwiazd.pl

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