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15 Minutes Ago: Agnetha Fältskog FINALLY Breaks the Silence on Björn Ulvaeus — What She Said Left Fans in Tears
After years of quiet reflection and private distance, ABBA star Agnetha Fältskog has finally broken her silence on her relationship with former husband and bandmate Björn Ulvaeus — and what she shared just moments ago has deeply moved fans around the world.
In a heartfelt new interview aired on Swedish television only 15 minutes ago, Agnetha, now 74, opened up about the emotional rollercoaster of her past with Björn, their rise to fame with ABBA, and the hidden pain that came with it. With tears in her eyes, she admitted that staying silent for so long was a form of protection — not only for herself but also for the family they once shared.
“It’s taken me many years to speak about this,” Agnetha said. “Not because I was angry… but because the wounds were very deep, and I didn’t know how to explain them.”
Agnetha and Björn were once seen as the perfect pop couple — young, talented, and in love during ABBA’s golden era. But the reality behind their glamorous image was far more complicated. The pressures of global fame, constant touring, and raising a family in the spotlight slowly pulled them apart. They divorced in 1980, right as the band was nearing its end.
“I loved Björn very deeply,” she said softly. “And I believe he loved me too. But we were two people growing in different directions, and the world didn’t give us the space to figure it out.”
She admitted that some of ABBA’s most emotional songs — like “The Winner Takes It All” — were incredibly painful to perform, as they echoed her real-life heartbreak. “Every time I sang those words, I felt them all over again.”
Despite the pain, Agnetha said she holds no bitterness. “We have a beautiful daughter. We shared unforgettable years. I wish him peace and happiness.”
With those words, Agnetha Fältskog reminded the world that behind every iconic song is a human story — one of love, loss, and, ultimately, healing. Fans may remember the music, but today, they’re feeling the emotion all over again.