Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan has confirmed his reconciliation with his common-law wife
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has officially confirmed that he has reconciled with his common-law wife, Anna Hakobyan.
During a government briefing, the politician acknowledged that he had made considerable efforts to save his family after the couple announced the end of their relationship in late February.
Commenting on the changes in his personal life, Pashinyan noted that reality turned out to be much more complicated than any fictional scenario.
“Real life is much more complicated than theater. If you haven’t been convinced of this yet, you will be in the future,” the prime minister emphasized.
As a reminder, on February 27, Anna Hakobyan publicly announced the end of her marriage to Nikol Pashinyan and her move from the government residence to a rented apartment.
At the time, the head of the Armenian government reacted with sadness to the news, noting that he respects his partner’s choice.
Pashinyan also publicly apologized to his wife for the difficult moments in their life together.
“Over the past 30 years, during the hardest days of my life, she was by my side, she was my support. I’m not sure I was the same for her,” he wrote earlier on social media.
However, as it turned out later, the prime minister had no intention of simply letting the mother of his four children go.
He candidly admitted to journalists that while he respected Anna’s decision, he hadn’t come to terms with it, so he began actively fighting to restore their relationship.
“I’m glad this is happening, and I’m glad I have another chance to save our family,” Nikol Pashinyan sincerely concluded.
The politician did not hide his delight that Anna Hakobyan had decided to give their union another chance after decades together.
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