In recent days, the media have been buzzing with reports of Marianna Schreiber’s alleged pregnancy. The celebrity quickly responded, revealing the truth and demanding an apology from TV Republika and the Blask Online portal.
Where did the pregnancy rumours come from?
It all started with a publication on Blask Online, which belongs to TV Republika. It was there that the information appeared that Marianna Schreiber and her partner Piotr Korczarowski were expecting a child. The news was immediately picked up by other gossip portals and social media.
Marianna Schreiber’s swift reaction
The report triggered a flood of reactions not only in the press and online, but also in the celebrity’s private life. Her mother called to congratulate her, and social media was flooded with messages from surprised followers.
Sharp denial and announced lawsuit
Marianna Schreiber did not wait long to respond. She flatly denied the reports on InstaStories and demanded a public apology from TV Republika:
„You have one day to apologise for fabricating news about me in your main news broadcast. You talk so much about parenthood and respect for women, and at this moment I have been treated worse than trash. I am sending you a lawsuit. You have gone too far. The clock is ticking, come to your senses and simply apologise” – Marianna Schreiber wrote indignantly on social media.
Schreiber: „I would like to be pregnant, but I am not”
The celebrity does not hide that she dreams of expanding her family. Responding to a fan’s question, she said: „I would like to be pregnant, but currently I am not. So it is not true.” Growing interest in the topic prompted her to make a clear and firm statement: there is no pregnancy.
Yesterday my mum called and asked whether I was pregnant, because she had been watching Republika and the ladies there said it was confirmed info. Loads of texts with congratulations, and Pudelek writing to Piotr to ask whether it was confirmed. Loads of comments and messages on my social media asking how I can train while pregnant! I started wondering how it is that they know and I know nothing about it. Yes, I long to be pregnant and I want to have at least two more children. But at the moment I have lost 6 kg and I am still working on my weight – I have two fights ahead of me, at home and abroad. If I were pregnant, I would not be doing any sport – that is logical, and besides, you know me, I would have been the first to announce it. – Marianna Schreiber on X (formerly Twitter)
Wczoraj dzwoni do mnie mama i pyta czy jestem w ciąży, bo oglądała Republikę i tam Panie mówią, że to potwierdzone info. Mnóstwo smsów z gratulacjami, pudelek piszący do Piotra czy potwierdza. Mnóstwo komentarzy i wiadomości na moich social mediach, że jak ja mogę trenować będąc… pic.twitter.com/tAopqQugwz
„The clock is ticking, come to your senses and apologise”
The case of Marianna Schreiber is a classic media storm, in which information spreads faster than the confirmation of facts. The celebrity showed that it is worth reacting immediately, stating the matter clearly and defending her image. This is an important lesson for both journalists and readers – it is worth checking information before believing every sensation.
Tomasz Kamiński, redaktor serwisu DigitalNexus.pl. Zajmuje się tematyką show-biznesową i rozrywką. Ukończył dziennikarstwo i medioznawstwo na Uniwersytecie Warszawskim. W wolnym czasie gra w gry, jest fanatykiem Call of Duty. W temacie gier pisze od 2008 roku.