Olga Shelest spoke about the wedding

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

The famous TV presenter Olga Shelest recently celebrated an important family holiday - her daughter Muza is one year old. The star did not make her fans wait long and, a couple of months after giving birth, she got out of maternity leave, and then it turned out that after a long life together, Olga still decided to formalize a relationship with her beloved Alexei Tishkin.

The couple lived in a civil marriage for 15 years. According to the TV presenter, they were not at all tempted by the prospect of visiting a registry office, but in the end they had to do it to complete some documents.

“Alexei and I got married after fifteen years of marriage, because for one deal it was necessary that we were married,” Shelest said. - I think: that you will be in grief and joy with your beloved, it is enough just to tell him, even better - to prove it by actions, and the stamp in the passport - for the aunt in the window of the state institution, when the necessary document can only be issued to the spouse.

The TV presenter also told about her daughter. According to Olga, the baby is very similar to her dad.

“She is very similar to Alexei, he came up with a name for her. Dad was present at the birth and spent a lot of time with the girl when she was very young. We can say we both went on maternity leave. Alexey knows everything: how to feed, bathe and put the Muse, where and what to smear. We are completely interchangeable and do everything ourselves, we do without nannies and grandmothers."

The family is already planning winter holidays. Olga is looking forward to the New Year holidays and the opportunity to go snowboarding. “In January, we hope to go three of us to the mountains: I missed snowboarding terribly - due to the pregnancy and the birth of Muse, I had to leave my favorite hobby for a while. Now my daughter has her own board, suit and small shoes. Dad did his best! So this winter Muse will inevitably get on the snowboard."