Yulia Baranovskaya: "When you forgive, you make life easier for yourself"

2024 Author: James Gerald | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 14:00

Sometimes a break with your beloved man can be a good impetus for self-improvement. In the end, popular wisdom says: everything that is done is for the best. Take Julia Baranovskaya, for example. For a long time she was known as the beloved of a famous football player, and now she is successfully building a career in television without the support of her ex.

Baranovskaya and Andrei Arshavin broke up several years ago. Julia has said more than once that she regarded the departure of the father of her children as a betrayal and at the time of the breakup found herself in a difficult situation, both financially and psychologically.

Now the TV presenter is preparing for the move of children from Britain to Moscow. Julia rented an apartment in Moscow, and in the near future, eight-year-old Artyom, six-year-old Yana and two-year-old Arseny will continue their education in Russian schools and kindergartens.

But now Baranovskaya has calmed down and does not hold a grudge against Andrey. “I forgave him a long time ago. I swear. When you forgive, you make life easier for yourself. Now some people say to me: "You probably still love him." I say: “I love. Why? Because when you ask me, for example, whether I was in Australia, I answer that yes, I was, and involuntarily I start to tell something, remembering Andrey. This is ten years of my life,”the TV presenter said in an interview with OK! Magazine.

Julia admitted that she was ripe for a new relationship, but prefers not to rush. However, so far she has not met suitable princes. “A man who appears next to him should be ready to accept me, and not compete with my past, not analyze it,” says Yulia. - Unfortunately, some men think that they will have to conduct some kind of internal dialogue with my past. But this is an erroneous opinion."

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