Well-known Ukrainian TV presenter Lesia Nikituk has spoken in detail for the first time about changes in her personal life, refuting rumors and speculation surrounding the birth of her first child. In a candid conversation with colleague Andriy Bedniakov on the show "De brehnia?", she officially confirmed that she gave birth to the child herself, without the help of a surrogate mother. This issue had been actively discussed online by fans and tabloid media for a long time, but now the star has put an end to the topic.
Relationship Details and Wedding Plans
Despite the fact that the couple is already raising a son together, Oscar, the lovers have not yet officially formalized their relationship. During the show, Andriy Bedniakov congratulated the TV presenter on her marriage, but Lesia was quick to correct this information, noting that she and Dmytro Babchuk do not have a stamp in their passports yet. According to Nikituk, they plan to have a proper, classic wedding rather than just signing papers, though she jokingly added that a registry office has practically opened right in her house.
Background of the Romance with Dmytro Babchuk
Recall that Lesia Nikituk's relationship with serviceman Dmytro Babchuk became public knowledge in the autumn of 2024. The romance developed rapidly: as early as January 6, 2025, the TV presenter shared the joyful news of her engagement, revealing that Babchuk proposed during a romantic getaway in the Carpathians. Later, on June 20, 2025, it was announced that their son had been born, whom the happy parents decided to name Oscar (with the boy's father specifying that the baby was born on June 15).
Contradictory Data
It is worth noting that discrepancies periodically arose in the media space regarding the official status of the couple's relationship. Some fans and secular publications rushed to call the union a full marriage immediately after the birth of the child and the announcement of the engagement in early 2025. Meanwhile, Lesia Nikituk herself during a recent interview clearly separated the concepts of engagement, the birth of a joint child, and official marriage registration, emphasizing that a traditional wedding ceremony still lies ahead for them.
