Stormy Premiere of Doda's Documentary: Conflicts with Gessler and Korwin-Piotrowska in the Background

The documentary series "Doda," which debuted February 20, 2026 on Prime Video, stirred significant emotions even before its official premiere. The production, directed by Eliza Kubarska, is meant to be an intimate portrait of Dorota Rabczewska, but media attention has focused on the singer's conflicts with other show business personalities. The exchange with Magda Gessler resonated most loudly. The restaurateur suggested that Doda's involvement in helping shelter dogs was merely charity washing, which the vocalist countered by calling Gessler a "nasty hag." The singer also explained why segments about her former partners, including Dariusz Pachut, were removed from the final version of the documentary, citing a desire to focus on her own story rather than relationships with men. Dorota Rabczewska began her career with the band Virgin in the early 2000s, quickly becoming one of the most controversial figures in Polish show business. For years, she has skillfully combined musical activity with crafting a media image through reality-show productions. Simultaneously with the series premiere, an intense debate is ongoing in the media regarding an interview by first lady Marta Nawrocka given to TVN24. Although statements on abortion and IVF sparked a wave of criticism from liberal circles and some journalists from Gazeta Wyborcza, the latest SW Research poll indicates the growing popularity of the president's wife. Marta Nawrocka, with 16.7% of votes, took second place in the ranking of the best first ladies, trailing only Jolanta Kwaśniewska, who consistently enjoys the support of 45.3% of respondents. However, reactions within the Law and Justice camp are mixed; some politicians fear that the first lady's candor on worldview issues may not have been necessary at the current political moment. Jolanta Kwaśniewska: 45.3, Marta Nawrocka: 16.7 During the documentary premiere itself, other incidents occurred. Michał Wiśniewski sharply criticized Karolina Korwin-Piotrowska, who appears in the film, comparing her to a "Kowalska from the fifth floor," deepening the scandalous atmosphere surrounding the event. Despite the controversies, critics note that Amazon's new production is a skillfully executed attempt to reflect on the costs of fame in Poland. The series features, among others, Justyna Steczkowska, symbolizing the final reconciliation of the divas of the Polish music scene after years of public disputes. 49.9% — Poles positively assess Marta Nawrocka's fulfillment of duties