Acknowledging the challenge of blending a vibrant creative life with parenting, Anna Sedokova has spoken about how demanding it can be to balance stage work with family duties. The singer, appearing on Channel Fifth, shared personal reflections that highlight the tension between public performance and private life.
Sedokova noted that she sometimes finds it difficult to give her six-year-old son, Hector, the attention he deserves. Yet she also emphasized that her career remains a vital part of her identity and personal fulfillment. She explained that being true to herself as an artist is important, and that stepping onto the stage and hearing music can be equally meaningful as any other life pursuit. Her stance suggests a belief that personal authenticity matters just as much as parenting, and that both roles can coexist in a balanced life.
Despite these tensions, Sedokova does not express excessive worry about the time spent away from her son. She views creative self-realization as essential, noting that there is little to replace the inspiration drawn from performing. When the energy of the stage wanes, she believes there is nothing comparable to it, not even other relationships or loves—an admission that underscores the central place that performance occupies in her life. The stage, for her, remains a unique and irreplaceable space.
Anna Sedokova is a mother of three. In the mid-2000s, she was married to Valentin Belkevich, a Dynamo Kyiv football player. Their union produced a daughter, Alina, who is part of the singer’s family history. In 2011, Sedokova entered into a second marriage with businessman Maxim Chernyavsky. From this relationship, she welcomed a daughter named Monica, who currently resides with her father in the United States. The family narrative continued in 2017 when Sedokova gave birth to her third child, a son named Hector, from businessman Artem Komarov. Since 2021, Sedokova has been married to basketball player Janis Timma, adding another chapter to a life that intertwines artistry, parenthood, and partnership in public view. — Attribution: Channel Fifth and public records”