Loneliness accompanies Maryla Rodowicz after break-up

Hard-working and popular Maryla Rodowicz

There is no doubt that Maryla Rodowicz is one of the leading banners of the Polish music scene. She has been developing her career for over half a century, which has earned her a large group of loyal fans who eagerly attend her concerts. The artist is currently experiencing an intense period in her career. She recently performed at the Polsat SuperHit Festival in Sopot, where she not only performed her most popular songs, but also received an award from Edward Miszczak, the programme director of Polsat Television. Despite her growing popularity, even young stars may envy her, loneliness has become her daily routine, especially after returning from a concert tour. Her villa in Konstancin then seems empty and unfriendly. This state has persisted since her divorce.

Is Maryla Rodowicz a workaholic?

It has been reported in the media for some time that Maryla Rodowicz feels lonely after her separation from her husband Andrzej Dużyński. In addition, the health problems she is dealing with further compound this condition. The singer admits that she misses a close person with whom she could talk openly.

I have never had a friend from the heart. At most, a small group of acquaintances, let alone friends. To have them, you have to make time for them. And you can say about me that I am a workaholic,” she said in an interview with ÒZycie na gorącoÓ.

How does Maryla Rodowicz cope with loneliness?

As the years go by, she finds it increasingly difficult to make new contacts. Fortunately, she can count on visits from her relatives, although, unfortunately, they are rather sporadic.

Sometimes her youngest son Jędrek comes for breakfast, sometimes the children come from Krakow,” she says.

On a daily basis Maryla Rodowicz devotes more and more of her time to her house and garden, which she did not have much time for before. It gives

her great pleasure and she regrets that she thought about it so late,” a person from her close environment told “Życie na

gornie”.