Former winner of the Ukrainian season of the reality show “The Bachelor,” Kateryna Lozovytska, is preparing to become a mother for the first time. In an interview with Radio Lux, cited by the Styler publication (an RBC-Ukraine project), she shared details about her pregnancy, told how she broke the joyful news to her husband Hidayat, and confessed that the couple used ChatGPT to help choose a name for their future baby. According to Lozovytska, the news of the pregnancy came as a real shock to her, despite the immense happiness she felt.
Three tests and an ultrasound on the same day
Kateryna shared that the initial pregnancy test results did not immediately convince her that she was expecting. “I couldn't believe it for a very long time. I took three tests and booked an ultrasound for the same day. And until the doctor confirmed during the ultrasound that yes, I was pregnant, I didn't believe it. I was in shock, but I was happy,” Lozovytska is quoted as saying by Styler. Thus, the expectant mother went through several stages of confirmation before finally accepting the news.
No romantic surprise: a video call right after the first test
Kateryna did not plan a special announcement or a romantic surprise. As soon as she saw the result of the first test, she immediately video-called her husband. “I don't know how girls manage to withstand this pause and prepare something. I was already video-calling him right after the first test. There was no romance whatsoever. It is such a serious life event that my brain didn't even work in the direction of preparing or recording something,” Lozovytska explained. Hidayat, according to her, also did not expect to hear such news: he was overjoyed yet surprised at the same time.
Baby names: from childhood signs to ChatGPT
A separate topic of the interview was choosing a name for their firstborn. Kateryna admitted that she had a name in mind for one of the genders since childhood—she literally knew from an early age what she would name her child. However, they had to think carefully about the second option. Hidayat also joined the search: the couple browsed various options online and consulted ChatGPT, trying to find an unusual yet harmonious name. Lozovytska specifically emphasized that it was important to consider her husband's background—Hidayat is Azerbaijani, so the name had to sound good together with his patronymic. “We googled, talked with ChatGPT, and wanted to find something not too ordinary, but at the same time interesting,” the expectant mother said.
From vocal lessons to the altar: how the couple's story unfolded
The story of Kateryna and Hidayat began about a year and a half ago with vocal lessons. Lozovytska was looking for a singing teacher, Seyidov was recommended to her, and after checking his social media page, she messaged him. At first, Katya simply wanted to learn how to sing, but the acquaintance gradually grew into something more. According to Lozovytska, they communicated a lot and became friends first, and romantic feelings emerged after a close emotional bond had formed between them. “I felt a special chemistry between us,” she confessed. The couple publicly announced their romance in early August 2026—by that time, the lovers had been dating for about six months.
A proposal on stage and a wedding in a month
The wedding part of the story unfolded rapidly. Already on August 23, 2026, Hidayat proposed to Kateryna during his performance, and on September 23, the couple tied the knot. Thus, only one month passed between the public disclosure of their relationship and the marriage. Recently, Lozovytska also reported that she and her husband are leaving Kyiv due to the difficult situation in the city, which adds context to their current lifestyle while awaiting their baby.
