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Over the past three years more than a dozen current Members of Parliament of Ukraine have divorced. Some of them divided shared property after the end of their marriages, which is reflected in their declarations. This is reported in the publication by Hromadske called “Divorce boom in the Rada. A member of parliament with many children flees from his pregnant wife, while a Servant of the People demands alimony from Saakashvili.”
At the end of 2023 the member of parliament from Fatherland, Andriy Puziychuk, divorced. In 2024 the marriages of Mykola Babenko from the Trust group, Ivan Krulko from Fatherland, Serhiy Alekseev from European Solidarity, as well as Serhiy Nahornyak and Artem Chornomor from Servant of the People were dissolved.
In 2025 the married status was lost by Oleksandr Puzanov from the Platform for Life and Peace faction, independent MP Musa Mahomedov, Yuliya Hryshyna from Servant of the People, and independent MP Dmytro Kostiuk.
How MPs divided property after divorce
After the divorce Dmytro Kostiuk transferred part of the shared property to his ex-wife Iryna. The MP’s declaration states that between the former spouses there is “no mutual understanding and there are different views on life.”
On 8 October 2026 a notice of changes to Kostiuk’s asset declaration was published in the declarations registry. According to the agreement on the division of joint property, his ex-wife received an apartment of 34,1 sq. m in Zviahel, Zhytomyr region, and a Mitsubishi Pajero Sport, year 2000.
Another member of parliament, Yuliya Hryshyna, in early September became the sole owner of a house of 277,2 sq. m in Vyshhorod, Kyiv region. Previously the property belonged to her and her ex-husband in equal shares; later he transferred his share to the MP.
Who changed their mind about divorcing
Hromadske also noted two members of parliament who in 2025 decided not to proceed with divorces. They are Oleksandra Ustinova from the Holos faction and Serhiy Taruta from Fatherland. Both informed the courts that they would leave their lawsuits without consideration.
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