Masha Kondratenko will host the National Selection for the Junior Eurovision: who is in the longlist

Masha Kondratenko is the new host of the National Selections for 'Junior Eurovision'

According to glavcom.ua: Masha Kondratenko now hosts the National Selections for the 'Junior Eurovision' contest alongside Timur Miroshnichenko and Anna Tulyeva. They will all appear on the stage of the television concert on October 12. This was reported by 'Glavkom' citing 'Public Broadcasting'.

Masha confessed in an interview that she is already psychologically preparing for hosting the contest, as she is very careful about judging the young participants. She already knows well what it means to participate in competitions and wants to fully support the children during their performances.

This year, a record of over 510 applications was submitted for the National Selection. The longlist features talented children who will represent their songs. The winner will be determined by the jury and viewers, and the final of the contest will take place on December 13 in Tbilisi, Georgia.

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Masha Kondratenko's successful participation in the National Selection for Eurovision-2025

Masha Kondratenko previously participated in the National Selection for Eurovision-2025 with the song 'No Time to Cry' and showed herself to be a strong participant, taking third place in the final, beating the band Ziferblat. It is also worth noting Masha's successful hits, which have already become known to the general public.

Earlier, 'Glavkom' shared news about Ireland's ultimatum to the organizers of Eurovision-2026 and Ruslana's assessment of the role of music producers in the National Selection for Eurovision.

In summary, Masha Kondratenko has become the new host of the National Selections for 'Junior Eurovision', preparing to support young participants during the contest. The longlist participants are expected to feature a record number of talented children who will compete for the right to represent Ukraine at the Junior Eurovision in Georgia.