"If I left I would go to Germany. Because in the theater there I might have more opportunities to work. I have previously worked for two months in Berlin. We also won an award with the show I staged in Germany," said the actress, emphasizing though: "People will think I'm leaving, I'm not leaving. My husband and I are just talking about it, at worst".
But she is concerned that her children are growing up in a country plagued by crisis; “They will grow up to be fighters, from having everything ready. We can also see the positive side of everything we go through. […] I don't have that fear! Basically we don't know what will dawn on us! I don't want to live with this fear. Of course they may experience worse things but it can also do them good. From then on, children do not want material things, they want love. They don't need greatness," clarified Natalia Dragoumi.