Marina Aleksandrova spoke about her beloved men

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

Actress Marina Aleksandrova hid the details of her personal life for a long time. In the summer of last year, the star became a mother, but was in no hurry to tell the good news to fans and the press. It took a while for the actress to mature for a frank conversation. And finally Marina told about her beloved men.

Last year, Marina, without too much fanfare, married the chief director of Channel One Andrei Boltenko. The wedding took place after the birth of the couple's first child, by the way, the baby was also named Andrey.

“Now it's even hard to say when and how we met. Andrei and I have such unexpected intersections, coincidences in life that you may or may not want to, but believe in fate, - the actress said in an interview with HELLO! Magazine. - For example, my husband and my mother were born on the same day. Our parents have strong marriages, they live happily ever after. We both had grandmothers with the unusual name Leokadia. And what can I say - my husband's name is Andrei, just like my father."

“It seems to me that my son is our joint art project, the best in life,” adds the artist.

According to Alexandrova, she was very lucky with her husband. Although she did not immediately realize it. “Happiness must be discerned. I just want to say: women, look around. Maybe there is one next to you who will make your life happy. I can say that I never loved before meeting Andrei. When he appeared in my life, I realized for the first time that next to me is a person who is stronger than me. Andrey is the first one whom I completely trusted”.

Now Marina enjoys motherhood, but does not forget about her career. A few months after the birth of Andrei, she returned to the set. In her opinion, the baby is not a hindrance to successful work. “I have clearly formulated for myself the principle of the family: parents and a child should not be shackled to each other, like iron chains. Everyone should be free and therefore happy."