Vlad Topalov and Regina Todorenko, whose marriage has lasted nine years, have revealed the secrets of their strong family. This topic constantly comes up in interviews, as fans never tire of marveling at the harmony in their relationship.

At "New Wave-2026," the couple not only presented their new song "1100 Fahrenheit" and a romantic music video for it but also shared why they are still together. Regina Todorenko was laconic: "We are together because of love, for the sake of love. I would answer like that. If the children ask in 10 years why we are together, it means we are doing everything right." The couple already has three sons, and according to Todorenko, only a daughter is missing.

The TV presenter recalled how she first saw her future husband precisely at "New Wave" in 2002, when the group Smash!! won. "24 years later, I'm performing with him on this same stage. My wish has traveled a long and arduous path. And the fact that it came true is an indicator that I dream correctly," Regina explained.

Vlad Topalov, in turn, is less romantic in his explanations. The 40-year-old artist admitted that age and habit play their role: "I'm already too old to need something new. I'm a conservative person. We have a well-established system, and I know that in 10 years I will be here."

Their family life is not ideal, but there are no reasons for separation. "There is love, attachment, habit, comfort, interest. We are a family, we have children. We came to building a family and having children very consciously, with great desire, not always understanding what we were getting into, but wanting to go through this path. When you deliberately decide to do something difficult, difficulties don't scare you. I have no illusions that family is only sunshine and rainbows. I didn't expect that," Vlad frankly said. The singer never doubted that Regina was the one. "I remember that the Lord sent her to me as a wife and mother, God willing, for our future children. I never had doubts. When we got married, there was a slight nervousness, but it had nothing to do with doubt," Topalov emphasized.

Regina also added that she and her husband always find time for each other. "We change with each child, with each new book. Each of us has to come to terms with this. To avoid this emotional climax, it's worth periodically auditing your mind. We have planned dates in our schedule: once a week or once a month. It could be a trip to a restaurant, a walk, just a conversation in front of the TV. Or I create lists of questions that we need to resolve, and we do it on a date," the mother of many children summarized.