Aušrinė Armonaitė – about a man who runs a business in Africa, pasta in the kitchen and “grass” in Amsterdam

According to her, the husband supports her a lot, is interested in the woman’s activities, advises and criticizes. “And that criticism of the man is really the cruelest, probably the one I receive, compared to any other criticism,” says A. Armonaitė on KK2.

Dawn’s husband, Edgar, is a businessman in Africa. He passed the first corona wave caught in Africa, and when he returned, Dawn already had her party and was preparing for the thunderstorm. The spouses see little. “These half years have been great challenges both in terms of my career, both for me personally and for him. And yes, and now we will try to organize in some way that new stage of life, “says the politician, who admits that Edgar is not only a man, but also a friend. The couple is hardly angry.

The truth with family life is a little more difficult for Dawn, she doesn’t like it and she can’t cook to eat. Well, unless there is some pasta.

“I am not the person who loves housework, it is very unpleasant for me. But I don’t have a housekeeper, I’m fine. “

Dawn seems very talkative on television, but she likes to spend the weekends quietly, with her husband, with friends by the sea. And now he dreams of a night without work.

Clearly, since the Dawn Party is the Freedom Party, KK2 necessarily had to ask about smoking weed. “I’ve smoked weed, we tried it for the first time in Amsterdam about 11 years ago. I didn’t like it at all, in fact, there was someone who liked it, but I got that effect because everyone thinks it’s great here. funny, was not. No, I don’t smoke weed now, if that’s the question, “the politician cut.