Kimmo Vehviläinen tells about the moments in the podcast when he has had great sorrows in his life.
Kimmo Vehviläinen worries about his personal life at work. Pete anikari
Presenter Kimmo Vehviläinen times the feelings associated with his divorce I might be wrong in the podcast. She divorced her children after nine years of relationship.
– When my kids’ mother finally realized me kicking me about lust, that is, a divorce happened, the day when it came to no longer sleeping in the same apartment, I was at work on the radio then and I was going to work in the morning, says Vehviläinen at the podcast.
At that time, Vehviläinen did not have much money, so he called Pasila Hotel to inquire about the cheapest room. He accommodated “even the cabin of the ship’s second deck cabin” and dealt with the feelings of divorce.
Vehviläinen made radio broadcasts in a normal way, but outside the work, life was fragmented. He says he has been sitting in a tiny hotel room in a podcast for three days.
– After the broadcast I went to the copper, sat and stared at the wall and cried.
– Terrible, Katja Ståhl replies Vehviläinen.
– In such a shock mode, Vehviläinen describes.
Ståhl claims that Vehviläinen would have become completely incapable of acting if he had not worked on those days. Vehviläinen believes that his presentation pair in the claim is, because during working hours he did not remember his sorrows.
Also at the time of his mother’s death, Vehviläinen continued to work throughout the sadness. He tells in the podcast how he took off work for only one day.
– I went with my brother to remember the mother on the evening of my death and the next morning I fluttered. The next day I already went to the radio, says Vehviläinen.
She played a song on the radio in honor of her mother. Minna Kuukka crying, JUPE Tuomola Cas, but Vehviläinen didn’t.
Vehviläinen told about his divorce, among other things To Anna magazine In 2017. He said marriage had fallen into the traditional cause, that is, in the midst of a family with children, a relationship was forgotten.
“Life went a ridiculous quarrel,” he said in an interview with Anna.
– After the divorce, I was really broken. I had broken my family, I hadn’t been able to cherish it.
Vehviläinen said at the time that after the divorce, the gloomy time took about a year. He missed his former spouse until the day he noticed he had stopped loving.
Vehviläinen once again married, but this union later ended. Today Vehviläinen is a cohabitation of a hairdresser, a loved one, Petra’s heart with. The couple met in 2018.