Malgorzata Rozenek is leaving show business! Magda Mołek suggested it to her

Magda Molek has once again demonstrated her investigative skills. In the latest episode of her programme `In My Style’, she interviewed Małgorzata Rozenek, at times playing the role of devil’s advocate, asking difficult questions and making bold assertions. “You’re all over the place. We have access to you, you report on your life on social media. You work a lot on TV, you appear at all sorts of celebrations (…) Do you think it will ever end, or do you sing like Agnieszka Chylińska:`When will I say enough to myself?“‘ – asked her interviewer.

Malgorzata Rozenek promises she doesn’t intend to leave show business anytime soon

Małgorzata Rozenek confessed that she is “insatiable with television”, even though, according to her, the earnings in television are no longer as attractive as they used to be. For now, however, she has no plans to limit her presence in the media. She has many plans related to the entertainment industry that she intends to implement. “You know, I would like to make the most of this life and I am happy to make the most of it. And for now, there is no such need in me to slow down. These new projects that are coming my way are really exciting.” – she tried to convince, adding that her calendar is filled to the brim.

This next year I already have it completely filled. I have everything written down. Even on my way here today, we agreed that I’m signing such a big contract with an international company that has some events happening in different parts of the world. It’s just that the dates are already written down. I realised that I just have a problem with dates that are 12 months away,” revealed a busy Rozenek.

She doesn’t care about the heckling

Małgorzata Rozenek recently admitted in an interview with Gossip Cop that she does not pay attention to the opinions of internet users who anonymously criticise her media activities. “It’s irrelevant. I don’t want to deal with it. Many things in our lives depend on the decisions we make. One of those decisions was that I don’t take it personally. With hate is a bit like an unwanted gift. Someone might leave it at your door, but you, opening the door and seeing that package, might say: I don’t want that. That’s how I deal with heckling and criticism. I really don’t want them. I don’t need them.” – Malgorzata Rozenek recently confessed to Gossip Cop.