Artists Reveal Career Breaks and Major Life Changes
American singer Doja Cat has announced she will take a three-year hiatus after completing her Tour Ma Vie World Tour. The tour kicked off on November 18, 2025, in Auckland, New Zealand, and is scheduled to conclude on December 1, 2026, in New York City. Expressing a need for rest, she stated:
“I want to take 3 years off” – Doja Cat
In developments from the Ukrainian music scene, singer Melovin plans to end his career in 2027. He has shared reflections on personal and professional shifts:
“Lately, I often catch myself thinking that I’ve been living faster than myself. Music, the stage, people, expectations—all of this has been and remains an important part of my journey. This is my prime, my experience, my gratitude. But it’s not just time that’s changing. I’m changing too. Right now, it’s important for me to be in a different focus. To be there for myself. For my parents. For my loved one. Without noise. Without constant online presence” – Melovin
Additionally, Ukrainian performer Alyona Alyona is also contemplating the end of her career. She is preparing for pregnancy, signaling a shift in her life priorities. Notably, she does not smoke and has given up alcohol, reflecting her commitment to a healthy lifestyle as she plans for family life.
These announcements from both Ukrainian and American artists highlight a growing trend among musicians seeking balance between professional demands and personal well-being. Amid constant industry pressure and focus on public image, performers are increasingly prioritizing time for themselves, which may reshape their future creative output and career paths.