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[Cyprus Times] "Valantis was not so close to us I wanted to punish him", confessed Elena Grekou

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"When two people break up because of the child, they have to put selfishness aside and be close. That didn't happen then and I was angry," the singer said among other things about her former partner

Elena Grekou spoke about her professional and personal life in an interview. In the camera of the show "Better is not possible" the singer spoke about her resemblance to Ioanna Maleskou, about the distance she took from singing due to the birth of her son, as well as her separation from Valantis.

More specifically, the singer said: "I was listening to things like Barbie, with that short one... I was a very young and very fresh girl, I couldn't have come out any other way though at the time. Lately I've been told that I've been mistaken for Ioanna Maleskou and she has admitted it and sometimes she calls me sis."

Following her statements, she talked about both her abstinence from singing and her return to the stages of Athens: "My child came along, I distanced myself and then I wanted to get back into the business, but I found it very difficult. All the reality shows had started and there was a plethora of singers. I had lost touch with the industry because I was more focused on raising the child, and when I got divorced it was even harder because I had to stand on my own two feet at that time. What goes around comes around. It's not an accidental thing to say. I left the job and it left me," she noted.

Closing her remarks, Elena Grekou referred to her separation from Valantis, also a singer. In the beginning there is that I am hurt. Valantis was not so close to us and that bothered me a lot, because I think that when two people break up, because of the child, they have to leave ego aside and be close. That didn't happen then and I was angry. I wanted to punish him to be honest," the singer confessed.

Source: protothema.gr


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