Famous Ukrainian singer MamaRika (real name Anastasia Kochetova) has shared unpleasant health news with her fans. The singer reported that she contracted a viral infection that affected her vocal cords. As a result, the artist is forced to observe a strict voice regimen and has been virtually silent for almost a week to avoid complications and give her body time to recover.
Context and vacation in Crete
Health troubles caught up with the artist after a busy tour schedule. Shortly before her health deteriorated, the singer gave a concert in the capital of the Czech Republic, Prague. Immediately after the performance, MamaRika went to the Greek island of Crete, hoping to combine a change of scenery with rehabilitation. However, the viral infection required radical measures: according to the performer, even ordinary conversation is very difficult for her now, so she is fully focused on treatment and passive recreation by the sea.Contradictory data
It is worth noting that various versions regarding the scale of the singer's health problems have appeared in the media space. While the WAVE project and specialized resources report primarily on a viral infection and a gentle recovery mode at sea, other Ukrainian publications previously published alarming reports about possible preparation for hospitalization or even calling an ambulance before performances. The singer herself emphasizes the need to remain silent and protect her vocal cords, but the spread of data in sources emphasizes the vulnerability of her current physical condition.Creative path and personal life
Anastasia Kochetova has traveled a bright path from performing under the pseudonym Erika to the popular MamaRika project, winning the audience's love with her pop and R&B tracks. In addition to her music career, she actively maintains social networks, where she openly shares details of her personal life, motherhood, and daily routine with her husband, showman Serhiy Sereda, with whom they are raising their son David. Fans wish the beloved performer a speedy recovery.
