Ola Kiepura in the limelight! From “Hotel Paradise” to the Europarliament?

Who is Ola Kiepura?

“Hotel Paradise” may be mainly associated with entertainment, but for some participants it has become a springboard to more serious endeavours. Kiepura, following his adventure on the show, is not just confined to the world of social media and influencer lifestyle.

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She is now setting her sights on a career in politics, where she wants to represent Poland on the European stage. She recently announced her run for the Europarliament from the Confederation list.

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Beyond the Screen

Kiepura was not limited to her participation in `Hotel Paradise’. In the past, she has also appeared on the popular Abstrachuje.tv channel, where she took part in various entertainment projects. These experiences may have helped build her current recognisability, which may now help or hurt her in her bid for an MEP seat. Despite the controversy, Kiepura seems unwavering in her political aspirations.

I am not some kind of idealist. It also matters to me, you know, cash, power, these are the driving forces…. Recognition equals power. Like I’m not going to pretend that it doesn’t drive me,” she said in the interview.

Controversy and Confessions

A former interview given by Kiepura, in which she spoke openly about her experiences with drugs, has surfaced online: ‘

Six months, day in, day out of smoking weed, aged 14. It might have left a mark on my brain, she admitted.

Such confessions may affect the perception of Kiepura as a candidate for the European Parliament, calling into question her ability to hold such a responsible position. But will voters decide to trust a candidate who speaks so openly about her mistakes and ambitions? Time will tell how these confessions will affect Aleksandra Kiepura’s election campaign. One thing is certain – her path from reality show to politics will not be ordinary or easy, but it will certainly be watched with great interest by both the media and the electorate.