Roza Syabitova, the country's chief matchmaker, did not stay away from discussing Dmitry Dibrov's personal life. The TV presenter stated that she does not condemn her colleague, but, on the contrary, feels sincere sympathy for him. In her opinion, it's time for Dmitry to realize his age and stop clinging to scenarios that were relevant many years ago.

In an interview with journalists, 64-year-old Roza Raifovna emphasized that criticism is inappropriate now. Dibrov, Syabitova believes, needs support. "I absolutely do not condemn Dibrov. I feel purely human pity for him. He again chooses young women – he wants this, but he no longer has the strength or opportunities. Probably, one needs to remember about age, accept that you can no longer afford everything," she stated directly.

This is not the first time Syabitova has spoken about Dmitry Alexandrovich. Earlier, she already spoke about his difficult post-divorce period, urging those around him to be more attentive to his condition. At that time, the matchmaker insisted: a person after a breakup needs help, not another attempt to start new relationships to drown out the pain.

Dmitry Dibrov's personal life after breaking up with Polina is constantly under public scrutiny. News regularly appears about his possible romances and fascination with young women. This, according to Syabitova, is what causes her concern. The TV matchmaker is sure: age is not a reason to give up happiness, but it is important to soberly assess your strengths and not try to conform to youth trends at any cost.

"If a young woman lives with an older man for a long time, it means that the system of satisfying the needs of each partner remains unchanged. Of course, the generation gap is expressed in a difference of views. When people, being young, created a family, had children, went through a lot and grow old together – this is the right story. But there are no universal rules in relationships. Each person chooses their own life story. And young people also get divorced," reasons the host of the show "Let's Get Married!".