--- title: "Kvitkova, Bilan, and Denysenko: How Ukrainian Stars Handle Child Support After Divorce" description: "Ukrainian celebrities handle the issue of child support after divorce in different ways: from Kvitkova's voluntary waiver of child support to the informal agreements of Bilan and Denysenko." date: 2026-09-07T16:02:00.000Z lang: en url: https://xab.info/en/posts/kvitkova-bilan-denisenko-child-support-after-divorce tags: [] publisher: "XAB.info" --- # Kvitkova, Bilan, and Denysenko: How Ukrainian Stars Handle Child Support After Divorce ![Kvytkova, Bilan and Denysenko: portrait collage of Ukrainian stars in a story on child support after divorce](https://xab.info/media/2026/09/07/kvitkova-bilan-denisenko-alimenty-posle-razvoda/kvitkova-bilan-denisenko-alimenty-posle-razvoda-1.webp) Divorces among Ukrainian celebrities are often accompanied not only by loud statements but also by the practical issue of supporting their shared children. Some public figures agree on specific payment amounts, others rely on the voluntary help of their ex-partner, while some categorically refuse to formalize their financial obligations. The publication Styler (RBC.UA) has gathered the stories of several Ukrainian celebrities who, after their divorces, spoke candidly about how the financial issue regarding their children has been settled in their families. ### Dasha Kvitkova: A Conscious Waiver of Child Support and a Reference to the Family Code Recently, blogger Dasha Kvitkova found herself at the center of a discussion about child support after one Threads user claimed that seeking such payments supposedly indicates a woman's inability to support her child on her own. Kvitkova reacted sharply to such remarks and explained that she herself had consciously waived child support even at the stage of the divorce. “I deliberately waived child support because the Family Code of Ukraine provides for the possibility of collecting child support from an adult child for the maintenance of a non-working father who needs financial assistance,” she wrote. At the same time, the blogger emphasized: supporting a child is the duty of both parents, not exclusively the mother's, and child support is not “help for an unsuccessful woman” but the fulfillment of a legal obligation toward one's own child. ### Victoria Bilan-Rashchuk: Voluntary 15,000 and Payment Delays In May 2026, actress Victoria Bilan-Rashchuk told an interview with Wave RBC.UA that she had not yet officially filed for child support, as her divorce from Vladimir Rashchuk is still ongoing. According to her, her ex-husband agreed to voluntarily provide financial help for the child and named a specific amount: “He told me: I will give you 15,000 for the child.” At the same time, Bilan-Rashchuk noted that the money does not always arrive on time — she received the April payment only at the end of the month. Despite this, the actress stated that she does not intend to beg for help or stage public conflicts over money. ### Natalia Denysenko: “Andrei Will Never Abandon His Child” Actress Natalia Denysenko takes a different approach. She does not plan to file for child support and says that she accepts from her ex-husband Andrei Fedinchyk whatever financial support he is able to provide. “It's not even a question. I won't do that. Andrei is a very fair person. He will never abandon his child. When I told him, 'Can you pay for school this month?' He would say, 'No, sorry, I can't, but I can give you this much money.' And I'd say, 'God, thank you so much,’” Denysenko recounted in an interview with Masha Efronina. The actress is convinced that her son's father is doing the most he can, and she reminds that Fedinchyk suffered injuries during his military service and was subsequently discharged. ### Olia Gorbacheva and Misha Romanova: From Agreements to Painful Conflicts Singer Olia Gorbacheva also decided not to settle the financial issues with Yuri Nikitin through child support. “Neither last time nor this time did I file for child support. No formal regulation, only on agreements between us. I'm not saying this is the path for everyone. But for me, this is how it is. I want our relationship to be regulated by two adult and sane people,” Gorbacheva explained in an interview with Marichka Padalko. A completely different situation unfolded for the former member of the group VIA Gra, Misha Romanova. The artist recounted that her son Martin's father is supposed to pay child support of 100 dollars, but he does so irregularly. “This is a very painful topic. It has been going on for a very long time, and I feel sorry for Martin. I would really like him to communicate with his father, but the father doesn't want to. He pays the child support, those 100 dollars, late. And in general, he doesn't accept him as his son. That's on his conscience,” Romanova said. The singer also noted that the lack of normal communication with the child's father creates additional difficulties, including with paperwork, since he is abroad together with his son. ### Contradictory Data The provided sources do not reveal any significant factual contradictions between the parties' versions. All quotes are taken from the direct statements of the women themselves in various interviews and publications. The only nuance concerns the situation of Victoria Bilan-Rashchuk: the amount of 15,000 hryvnias was named by her as a voluntary promise from her ex-husband, not as a legally established payment, which means there was no official child support agreement at the time of the interview's publication. At the same time, the divorce process had not yet been completed at that point, and the final financial terms could have been revised. As the gathered stories show, the experience of Ukrainian celebrities in resolving the issue of child support after divorce varies greatly: from a formal waiver of child support and informal agreements to situations where payments arrive with delays and cause emotional discomfort for both sides. 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