Justyna Kowalczyk-Tekieli is one of the most successful women in Polish sport. Despite her professional successes, she had to face many difficulties in her private life. Years ago, she revealed that she had lost a pregnancy and was struggling with depression. WITH Kacper Tekieli she raised her son. In 2023, another tragedy struck it, and the media reported the death of a mountaineer. The athlete often remembers her loved one. “When it comes to home life, we were a good couple. Quite simply. We were people who loved each other very much. Kacper's death is the worst that has happened to me in my life. And nothing worse will happen to me,” she confessed in a conversation broadcast on YouTube. this channel of the Tatra National Park. The subject of her son and a possible change of residence was also discussed.
Will Justyna Kowalczyk-Tekieli leave Poland? She made an honest confession
Justyna Kowalczyk-Tekieli loves Polish mountains. It was in the Tatra Mountains that she skied intensively shortly after her husband's death. She was usually accompanied by her three-year-old son, Hugo. The athlete does not show his face in the media. However, it is known that the boy, like his famous mother, is excellent at skiing despite his young age. In a new interview, Kowalczyk-Tekieli referred to her son. By the way She made an honest confession and revealed that she was willing to leave Poland for Hugo. It all depends on who he wants to become in the future.
I would like him to be a happy and fulfilled boy, and then a man. Will he be an athlete? If he wants, my mother will even bend over backwards and move to another country, just to have a better life
– emphasized the two-time Olympic champion in cross-country skiing in the last episode of the “W to mi grań” series on the YouTube channel of the Tatra National Park.
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Justyna Kowalczyk-Tekieli in a moving confession about mourning. This is what she did after her husband died
The legend of Polish sport did not disappear from the media after her husband's death. However, she did not run away from difficult emotions. “What helped me after Kacper's death? The first thing they told me was to take my sneakers and go to the mountains. I know places in the Tatra Mountains where there are not many people. I could have run out there, I could have cried out loud there, I could have screamed. Nobody judged me there. I could get so tired that I was in a trance. I ran as much as I could. I struggled until I was completely gone. It cleansed me“- she revealed in an interview for the Tatra National Park.