Overview
- Speaking on deep und deutlich with Aminata Belli and Lola Weippert, Kulka said the abuse happened between her eighth and eleventh birthdays.
- She said she started therapy around age 30 for depression and that treatment helped her break her silence.
- Kulka did not share details about, or identify, the person she says abused her.
- She recalled her mother’s admission that she was raped at 17 and told her, “You look just like him,” a disclosure Kulka says reshaped their relationship.
- Coverage highlighted her difficult youth, including growing up with her grandmother in Poland, struggles with drugs and bullying, and work in a strip club at 16, with outlets adding trigger warnings and helpline information.