Latvian singer Samanta Tīna Polakova has welcomed her first child, a daughter, born in early July at the Riga Maternity Hospital (Rīgas Dzemdību nams). According to a report by Santa Sergejeva in the publication Kas Jauns, the musician has relocated to Kuldīga, though she opted for the capital’s specialized facility for the birth. The singer confirmed that she has given her daughter two names, one of which is rooted in Vedic philosophy to signify divine energy.
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Samanta Tīna described her birth experience as a process of surrender rather than rigid planning. According to her statements in Kas Jauns, she did not predetermine the location of the birth, noting that the outcome felt like an intuitive decision made by the infant. “I let go, I relied… and nothing was pre-booked,” she said regarding the experience.
The singer is currently supported by her family, including her mother, Ināra, and father, Igors, as well as her sister, Sintija, and her family. The singer publicly expressed gratitude for their assistance during this transition.
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While the singer has not yet disclosed the specific names to the public, she noted that she began using these names to communicate with her daughter before the birth.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where was Samanta Tīna’s daughter born?
The child was born at the Riga Maternity Hospital (Rīgas Dzemdību nams) in early July.
What is the significance of the child’s name?
The singer revealed that she gave her daughter two names, one of which is derived from Vedic philosophy and represents divine energy.
Does Samanta Tīna live in Riga?
No, the singer recently moved to Kuldīga, although she chose to return to Riga for the birth of her daughter.
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