Polish president’s daughter marries in private ceremony at presidential palace

Kinga Duda, the daughter of Poland's outgoing President Andrzej Duda, was married on Saturday in a private ceremony at the Presidential Palace in Warsaw.

Kinga Duda, the only daughter of Poland's outgoing President Andrzej Duda, who is nearing the end of his second term, celebrated her wedding on Saturday at the Presidential Palace in Warsaw.

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The ceremony, attended by around 50 guests—mostly family and close friends—took place as the president’s second term nears its end.

Although no official information was released publicly, the head of the President's Office, Małgorzata Paprocka, confirmed the event in an interview with a tabloid.

Paprocka also responded to widespread social media claims that taxpayers’ money was used to fund the wedding, which took place just days before the end of his second term (with the new president scheduled to be sworn in on August 6).

“All costs were covered by the president from private funds. Any suggestions otherwise are false,” Paprocka stressed.

“The Palace is not only a representative venue but also the home of the president and his family, so such a celebration should come as no surprise,” she added.

| Kinga Duda, jedyna córka prezydenta Andrzeja Dudy, wzięła ślub. Jak donoszą media, uroczystość odbyła się w sobotę w Pałacu Prezydenckim w obecności około 50 gości – głównie rodziny i przyjaciół pary młodej.

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Kinga Duda, Andrzej Duda’s only daughter, is a trained lawyer and will turn 30 this year. Her fiancé, Mateusz, 34, holds a doctorate in law and is a graduate of the prestigious University of Cambridge.

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