The Ukrainian star Jamal, who married Bekir Suleymanov at the end of April, described how her life changed after her marriage.

According to the artist, after she became married, she became responsible.

"Responsibility appeared. And everything became somehow more reverent, or what?. Of course, marriage holds together, for me it's not just a formality. I will not say this with certainty about the exact moment of the painting, because we tried to level this institute. Few people know, but we signed with Bekir in "Done", it seems, on February 27. We just came in jeans, put signatures on and left, "Jamala said, writes" Today ".

And after the painting, on April 26, Jamala and Bekir arranged a wedding ceremony.

Also the star shared that her husband is her main music critic. Jamala confessed that a loved one does not understand music from the professional point of view, but as a listener for her - irreplaceable.

"I adore talking with Bekir about music, although he's not a musician. And to me, on the contrary, his absolutely unmusical look is interesting. In fact, he personifies the audience in my house: he does not know what a complex harmony is, that I have now made some complicated vocal move, he perceives the emotion - it works or does not work. This is very important! "- confirmed the singer.

Jamala remembered that the other day "checked" on Bekir new composition and he advised her to change something in the sound.

"I often experience new compositions on it. For example, two days ago I wrote a song, she, by the way, came out jazz, and immediately he sang.

And he says: "Can you make the last sentence a little higher?". I sang again - and I liked it! I asked him: "Why did you say that?". Bekir answers: "It seems to me that in this line there is some kind of understatement, as if you did not disclose all the feelings," Jamala shared..

Recall that the wedding ceremony of Jamala was attended by parents from the Crimea and a sister from Turkey. The celebration took place in the circle of close people of the actress.