Marta Nawrocka discusses life and routines as First Lady

Marta Nawrocka, the First Lady of Poland, has shared insights into her daily life and personal routines following her move to Warsaw. In recent interviews, she expressed a desire to maintain certain domestic tasks herself to preserve a sense of normalcy and avoid over-relying on palace staff.

Nawrocka noted that she personally handles some meal preparation and insists on doing her own laundry, stating that the process provides her with a sense of peace. She explained that she prefers to manage these aspects of her household to maintain order and limit the involvement of staff in her family's private daily life.

In addition to her domestic preferences, Nawrocka has been increasing her public presence. She recently appeared at the Belweder Palace for historical workshops with primary school students. Her public activities include social initiatives, such as the planned establishment of the 'Blisko Ludzkich Spraw' foundation, aimed at social assistance and fostering national unity.