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Returning to the homeland: Liina Raud asks if it's possible to continue where she left off
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Returning to the homeland: Liina Raud asks if it's possible to continue where she left off

From Postimees · () Estonian

Translated from Estonian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Liina Raud returned to Estonia with her children after living in the United States.
  • She explained that her desire to return was driven by wanting her children to connect with their family.
  • Her partner, Mihkel, had expressed a wish for them to come back to their homeland.

Liina Raud has returned to her homeland, Estonia, with her children after a period living in the United States. The move marks a new chapter, with Raud reflecting on the possibility of picking up where she left off.

Speaking on Star FM radio, Raud shared her motivations for the return. She emphasized that the decision was not about disliking the city they lived in, but rather about strengthening family ties. "I always try to tell the children that it's not that we don't like this city, but I want to show that we also have a family that is more than just a mother," she said.

Raud highlighted the importance of family connection for her children. Her partner, Mihkel, had consistently expressed a desire for their return. "Mihkel has always said, 'come back,'" she revealed, indicating his role in the decision.

The return signifies a deliberate choice to prioritize family and heritage, aiming to build a life in Estonia that honors both their past and future connections.

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Originally published by Postimees in Estonian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.