Ukrainian comedian and star of the popular show 'Leviv na Dzhypi' Roman Shcherban has officially become a husband: on September 6, he and his partner, businesswoman and blogger Anastasiia Lisohub, announced their wedding in a joint Instagram post. The newlyweds published a series of romantic photos taken against a backdrop of picturesque mountains, and succinctly captioned the shots with the phrase "Happy wife — happy life." The joyful event was immediately noted by friends, colleagues, and Ukrainian bloggers, who left congratulatory messages under the post.
How the newlyweds looked at the ceremony
For this important day, Anastasiia chose a voluminous white dress with bare shoulders and a high slit on the skirt, completing her look with an updo hairstyle and delicate makeup. Roman Shcherban posed beside his beloved in a light suit with a white shirt. Among the published shots is a touching photo with the couple's pet: a striped cat, which the bride holds in her arms, and around the animal's neck is a white collar and a black bow tie, as if the cat had also become a participant in the celebration.
The love story and the proposal
According to the people featured in the posts, Roman proposed to his beloved in Lviv in December 2024, after almost three years of dating. The scene unfolded in a tropical conservatory — a winter garden — where a saxophonist was playing the song "Cold Heart" by Elton John and Dua Lipa. It was at that moment that Shcherban spoke his heartfelt words and asked Anastasiia to become his wife. The bride later shared photos from this special moment.
Guests and colleagues' reactions
The wedding was attended by the couple's friends from 'Leviv na Dzhypi' — in particular Valentyn Mykhienko, Dasha Kubik, Kostiantyn Trembovetskyi, and Mykola Zyrianov. Under the newlyweds' wedding post, friends, fellow professionals, and Ukrainian bloggers began offering their congratulations, confirming the high resonance of the event in the media space. Thus, the personal life of one of the country's most recognizable comedians ended with a loud and public happy finale.