Viktor Bronyuk, the leader of the popular Ukrainian band 'TІK', openly shared the story of how his 17-year-old daughter, Eva, took the National Multidisciplinary Test (NMT). In an interview with the program 'Ranok u velykomu misti', published by RBC-Ukraine, the artist admitted that the exam was a true emotional trial for his child.
Stress instead of support
Although Viktor Bronyuk did not reveal the exact scores, he assured that his daughter passed the test well. However, the process itself left a heavy mark. According to the singer, Eva was so nervous that she physically felt unwell during the exam. Instead of offering help, the staff, according to her father, began to pressure the girl.
"She did well. She passed, and that's good! She was extremely anxious, she felt unwell. Instead of support at that moment, a bunch of teachers were shouting that they would annul the test. The poor child is not feeling well, and they are pulling her back," the artist shared, criticizing the conditions of the testing this year.
Future plans
With the school stage completed, Eva has begun choosing a university. The family is considering several options, but a final decision has not yet been made. Viktor Bronyuk emphasized that his daughter plans to study specifically in Ukraine, but he is not yet ready to name a specific educational institution.
Family in the spotlight
Viktor Bronyuk has been building a strong relationship with his wife, Tatyana, for many years; they met in 2008 through work. Currently, his wife is running her own business in Vinnytsia, having opened a children's swimming space. The couple is raising two children: daughter Eva and son Daniil.
The family temporarily left Ukraine after the start of the full-scale war but later returned to Vinnytsia. Currently, Daniil is studying at a lyceum with a technical focus, while Eva is preparing to enter university. Viktor himself combines his creative career with work in the cultural sphere and previously participated in territorial defense.
