Ieva Voveris opens up about what happened behind closed doors during her divorce
Translated from Lithuanian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.
At a glance
- Lithuanian influencer Ieva Voveris says she spent three years in relationship therapy and made extensive efforts to preserve her marriage, but was not happy.
- Voveris and her husband, Andrius Voveris, have separated after 13 years together, following a period living apart in the United Arab Emirates.
- The mother of three returned to Lithuania with her children and says she may consider marrying again in the future.
Ieva Voveris says she gave her marriage years of work, but still could not find happiness. The influencer and mother of three will discuss her unexpected divorce on LNKโs lifestyle program โNuo... Iki...โ this Monday evening.
โMan paฤiai buvo liลซdna, kad man nepavyko, nes aลก tikrai labai daug savฤs atidaviau. Su santykiลณ terapeutu, treji metai, nuolatinis darbas, visokios santykiลณ stovyklos, santykiลณ knygos. Man ลกeima yra labai svarbi. Jei jau aลก sutikau tฤ ลพmogลณ, jeigu jau esu jo ลพmona, noriu bลซti jo ลพmona iki gyvenimo galo. Bet tikrai nesijauฤiau laimingaโ she says. The translated remarks describe her disappointment after therapy, relationship retreats and reading books failed to preserve the relationship.
Voveris, 37, has more than 100,000 social-media followers and is known by the name Eva Diva. She became widely known through posts depicting a lifestyle associated with the American dream, including large homes, spending, family life and changes in her appearance. She later drew particular attention by openly showing how her body changed with fluctuations in weight.
I was sad that I had failed, because I had truly given so much of myself. I spent three years with a relationship therapist, worked constantly, attended all kinds of relationship retreats and read relationship books. Family is very important to me. If I had met that person and become his wife, I wanted to remain his wife for the rest of my life. But I certainly did not feel happy.
After living in the United States for 11 years, Voveris unexpectedly announced that she and her family were moving to Dubai. At the beginning of this year, news that she and her husband had been living separately for some time, after about a year in the United Arab Emirates, surprised followers. She later announced that she had returned to Lithuania with her children.
Voveris says she could eventually marry again. She plans to make a list of the qualities she wants in a future husband after six months have passed, and says she has read that clarifying and visualizing oneโs wishes is important.
Of course, I would like to one day. In December, once six months have passed, I will make a list of the kind of man I am looking for. I have read that it is very important to clarify what you want and visualize it.
Originally published by Delfi in Lithuanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.