Inese from Kombulu has moved to Ireland and is in a new relationship

Inese Saulite. Photo: Facebook @Inese Saulīte

“Ireland called me unexpectedly, even though I had planned that after the Covid period and my vicissitudes of life, I would stay in Latvia – what a foreign country, I live and will live like that!” that’s what Inese Saulīte or Inese Kombuļu says in the program “No Bullshit Experience” by Andras Kivić.

“It was a click. After getting acquainted with the new friend Ingus, there was an invitation to “Ride along!”. OK good! An opportunity to work, an opportunity to earn, an opportunity to develop yourself,” says Inese Saulīte about the decision to move to Ireland.

“We went to Ireland, on the third day we bought a synthesizer, Bring it, work, create songs! Everything I did was scary to touch. It seemed worthless, worthless, fearful, and that’s how the first, second, third new song was born,” says Inese on Kivić’s program.

When asked what she is currently doing, she reveals: “I am currently in such a process of self-recovery. I have already said once on the Internet that Inese Kombuļu is reborn, reborn after depression, leaves the stage and comes back. Right now, it’s really a new process of self-discovery and self-development in creation, and thanks to God, the universe and all the other events that have happened in life. It seemed – why? But in the end I understand one thing – it was necessary, a super push, that black stripe was so that I could start again now. I have something to say again, sing, do, film video greetings, actively prove something to myself, be who I am and understand what I want and why I want it.”

Ines Kombuļu does not hide that the Covid-19 period had driven her into depression, then she met a man Ivo, the relationship with whom turned out to be toxic, but after recovering from it, she met Ingus, with whom she has been in a relationship for five months.

When asked how foreign men differ from Latvians, considering that Inese has had relationships with Romanians, Italians, and Danes, she says: “In my 20s, when I met Erika, I was married for nine years. With Latvian. Going through all the days and misfortunes, joys and sorrows, and understanding this, I realized that I lack tenderness, passion, fire. Are not! There is such a Latvian standard – hello, hello, bye, bye, we all do our jobs and that’s it! I met a Dane during the divorce, he helped me do everything I want. He was the one who helped me move with my children from Kombulii to Priekuli.”

Inese reveals that there was more togetherness between the two than the kind of intimate relationship that was rumored on the Internet, because he was 69 at the time, and she was 31. “He was more like a friend to me. I understood that I won’t have a relationship with him, but I don’t want a Latvian woman, not anymore, because her attitude was warm and smiling,” says Inese, revealing that even during the two-year romantic period with her first husband, a Latvian woman, she felt neither tenderness nor care for a woman. “It was not planned to build a relationship with a Dane, and then it happened that I met an Italian at a concert. That Italian introduced me to his friend Pasquali, who was to be my future husband. He came to me. We cooked hot, hot, cool food together, went to concerts together, had fun together, nothing bothered us. We lived together in marriage for a year and a half. The only reason we had to part was that I liked being in Italy with him, it was satisfying, but the climate here was too hard for him. And then I told him – I’m firing you,” says Inese, revealing that they broke up legally, but morally they remained friends, and Pasquale was the calmest person she had ever met.

Inese reveals that now – in her new relationship with Ingus – she feels happy and very, very well: “Now it’s very good, after everything I’ve endured and experienced, I’ve understood what I need and what I want. Yes, there is work with yourself. This is what everyone has to start with and what is most important – work with yourself. In order to say that it is one hundred percent ok, there is no need to look for the other person’s mistakes. It is necessary to start with yourself, because the other is only a reflection of us. The other person is a mirror – if I look in you and I don’t like something in you, then I know that this quality is in me. You have to work on it. That’s how I feel right now. It’s ok, great. After evaluating him, I can now say very cautiously: it’s ok.”

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