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Death of Polish television participant Adrian Szymaniak
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Adrian Szymaniak, a participant from the third season of the Polish television program ‘Ślub od pierwszego wejrzenia’ (Married at First Sight), died on September 5, 2026, at the age of 39. He had been battling stage IV glioblastoma multiforme, an aggressive form of brain cancer, since July 2025. His medical treatment included surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and TTFields therapy. Szymaniak and his wife, Anita Szydłowska-Szymaniak, met in 2018 and had two children, Jerzy and Bianka. The couple had recently moved to Bydgoszcz due to Adrian’s health. A private funeral service was held on September 9 in Żołędowo, attended only by close family and friends at the request of relatives. Following the service, the family issued a statement requesting that the media respect their privacy and refrain from publishing materials from the ceremony. Friends and family fellow program participants, including Marcin Wichrowski, have shared tributes, remembering him as a joyful and loyal person. Following his death, Anita faced public scrutiny and criticism from social media users and Adrian’s mother, the latter of whom publicly shared private family matters. Journalist Agnieszka Hyży has spoken in support of Anita, calling for empathy and criticizing the media's handling of the situation, noting that Anita has had already shared what she wished to say while navigating a difficult period.
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