Ukrainian singer Misha Romanova said that after the start of a full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, she, along with her mother and 4-year-old son Martin, ended up in Germany. As Romanova admitted during a conversation with Slava Demin, she did not plan to leave so far, because she hoped that the war would end soon. First, the family went to the west of Ukraine, then went to Slovakia. But there, says Romanova, she began to run out of money, because she had to pay for renting an apartment, food. Then a friend of the artist, who was in Germany at that time, suggested that she also come to the country. The singer's friend found a social apartment for her family: " I knew that I needed some help. I didn’t have a man at that time, I didn’t have any kind of support. Germany helped us a lot, we arrived, we got a social apartment,"

In addition, in Germany, the artist receives social assistance.. So, for an adult in the country they pay 450 euros, for a child - 200. He has about 1,200 euros for the Romanov family. The artist says that this is enough for life, since she does not have a bright life in Germany - the main thing for her is that everything is in order with her family.

At the same time, the performer explained that she did not think about finding a job in Germany, because she really wants to return to Ukraine and continue her career in her native country: " Because I only want to work here. I think that I have already done a lot to work here, so as not to start from scratch in another country. I am no longer 20 years old," We will remind, earlier Misha Romanova shared that during a full-scale war she lost her father. The singer could not say goodbye to her loved one, because at that time her city of Kherson was under occupation.