Ukrainian television presenter and blogger Polina Logunova has married her American partner George in the United States, sharing wedding pictures on her official Instagram account to announce the news.
Logunova posted photographs from the ceremony showing herself wearing a traditional white wedding dress and veil beside her new husband. George selected a black suit paired with a black T-shirt for the ceremony, which took place several years after he originally proposed to the blogger.
Logunova decided against writing a caption to accompany the photos on her social media feed, choosing instead to publish the images alongside a single cheerful emoji.
Logunova is a well-known Ukrainian broadcast personality and social media influencer who built her professional career working as a television host and lifestyle presenter. Throughout her work in Ukrainian entertainment media, she has maintained an active public presence, sharing lifestyle insights, media projects, and personal updates with her digital audience.
The nuptials mark the second marriage for Logunova, who was previously married to Ukrainian film and theater actor Dmytro Stupka for six years. Stupka belongs to one of Ukraine's most prominent acting families, known across the country for major roles on stage and screen.
Marriage history and co-parenting
Logunova previously stated that difficulties in her marriage to Stupka originated in Ukraine before the couple relocated to the United States in 2021. Following their move overseas, the family crisis deepened due to financial strain, ultimately leading to their divorce.
Despite their separation, Logunova and Stupka have remained dedicated to maintaining a collaborative relationship for the benefit of their family. They continue to actively co-parent their daughter, Bohdana, participating together in her upbringing and education.
Logunova has remained based in the United States following the dissolution of her marriage to Stupka, continuing her digital media work and blogging while maintaining her shared parenting duties in North America.
