The members of the Estonian band Vanilla Ninja recently shared their experiences related to motherhood and their careers in the entertainment industry during an interview on the show 'Hommik Anuga.' They expressed how significant moments in their lives, particularly related to becoming mothers, have shaped their personal and professional identities. The discussion emphasized the struggle of balancing motherhood with the demands of a professional music career but highlighted the fulfillment they derive from both aspects of their lives.

As the band prepares for the upcoming Eesti Laul competition next Saturday, where they will select the representative for Estonia at the Eurovision Song Contest in May, Vanilla Ninja is excited about their song 'Too Epic to be True,' specifically written for the contest by Sven Lõhmus. Lenna Kuurmaa elaborated on the creative process for this song, explaining how the band was immediately captivated by its message and how it resonates with their personal experiences, especially in light of their joyful relationships and experiences with love and motherhood.

The anticipation of their performance signifies not just their musical comeback but also serves as a platform for expressing deeper themes of love and personal struggle. Vanilla Ninja's journey highlights the broader challenges that many women in the creative industries face, navigating their roles as artists and mothers while continuing to create meaningful art. Through their upcoming participation in Estonian music competitions, they aim to showcase their resilience and the powerful narratives that accompany their varied life experiences.