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Ksenia Sobchak is one of the most famous TV presenters Russia, which is often called the “Russian Paris Hilton”, is active public figure and a journalist. Ksenia's popularity came from her leading role in scandalous show"Dom-2" and the project "Blonde in Chocolate".

Childhood

Ksenia Anatolyevna Sobchak was born on November 5, 1981 in St. Petersburg. The girl's family was quite famous and wealthy. The girl's father, Anatoly Alexandrovich, is a lawyer by training, from 1991 to 1996 he served as mayor of St. Petersburg, Anatoly is also known as one of the authors of the current Constitution Russian Federation.

Ksyusha’s mother, Lyudmila Borisovna Narusova, a historian by training, was a State Duma deputy, and now holds the position of member of the Federation Council from the Republic of Tyva.

The Sobchak family first lived on Kustodiev Street, then moved to communal apartment on the embankment of the Moika River. Because of the move, the girl had to change schools several times: at first she studied at school No. 185, she completed her senior years at a school at the Russian State Pedagogical University named after. Herzen.

Ksenia Sobchak in childhood with her father

In addition to secondary school, the girl attended ballet lessons at the Mariinsky Theater and painting classes at the Hermitage.

In 1998, Ksenia submitted documents to major in international relations at St. Petersburg State University. Ksyusha studied there for only 2 years, because in 2000 the Sobchak family moved to the capital.

There, Ksenia transferred to MGIMO, where she graduated with a bachelor’s degree in 2002. In 2004, at the same university, she graduated with honors from the master's program in Political Science, after which she became a graduate student at MGIMO.

Ksenia Sobchak speaks French, English and Spanish, and is familiar with Vladimir Putin, who was an adviser to Anatoly Sobchak in the 90s.

TV presenter career

Sobchak’s career as a TV presenter began with the release of the television project “Dom-2” in 2004. Scandalous project brought Sobchak and her colleague Ksenia Borodina incredible popularity, and although the number of ill-wishers grew along with the number of fans, everyone started talking about Sobchak.

After working in the show for 8 years, Ksenia left Dom-2 in 2012, giving her place to TV presenter Olga Buzova.
After leaving the project, Ksenia plays the role of presenter in the program “Blonde in Chocolate” on Muz-TV and “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” on TNT. The TV presenter also hosted the sixth season of the show “ Last Hero", aired on Channel One.

Ksenia Sobchak was one of the hosts of the popular music show"Two stars". In 2010 and 2008 she led music award Muz TV. Ksenia’s colleague at this event for two years was Ivan Urgant.

In 2007, Sobchak tried herself as a singer - together with her she recorded the song “Dance with Me.” Later, a video was shot for this song, which caused active discussion among the public. After him in yellow press Rumors began to spread that Timati and Sobchak were dating.

In 2010, Sobchak appeared on television in the “Freedom of Thought” programs on Channel Five and the “Girls” show, which became a kind of analogue of the “Paris Hilton Spotlight” show. But Sobchak did not lead the latter for long, as she left there with a scandal - in live the girl had a row with Vladimir Solovyov.

From 2011 to 2012, Ksenia hosted the popular TV show “Top Model in Russian,” but then left it. In 2015, Ksenia can be seen in cooking show“Restaurant Battle” on the “Friday!” channel.

Since 2012, the “Sobchak Live” program appeared on the Dozhd channel, which is still shown on screens and is popular among viewers.
The essence of the show - Ksenia invites you to her studio famous personalities and poses original questions to them, which the guest must answer truthfully live.

The TV presenter made her film debut in 2004. Then Sobchak played a journalist in the film “Thieves and Prostitutes.” Three years later, viewers could see Ksenia in the role of a prostitute in the comedy “The Best Film” by Mikhail Galustyan and Garik Kharlamov.

In 2008, the comedy “Hitler Kaput” was released with Sobchak in the role of the Fuhrer’s mistress. In the same year, the TV presenter added episodic roles to her filmography in the films “Beauty Requires...”, “Artifact”, “Europe-Asia” and “Nobody Knows About Sex-2”.

Between 2012 and 2013 famous blonde starred in the films “Rzhevsky against Napoleon”, “Corporate Party”, “A Romance with Cocaine” and “ Short course happy life".

In parallel with filming, Sobchak can be seen in commercials for Euroset. A video of Ksenia crashing her car into the window of a Euroset store went viral.

Scandals with Sobchak

Since her youth, scandals began to surround Ksenia. When the girl was 16 years old, the press began to spread rumors that she had been kidnapped. Later, a message appeared about the girl’s wedding.

The socialite is no longer known for her creativity, but for her constant scandals with other stars. In 2008, on Radio Mayak, Ksenia began a verbal altercation with presenter Ekaterina Gordon.

Also, Ksenia has long been in a quarrel with famous ballerina Anastasia Volochkova. It is not known exactly when the altercation between the girls began, but they still publicly insulted each other for 10 years.

In one of the episodes of “Let Them Talk,” Ksenia began to sharply criticize and insult the ballerina.
Since 2013, the blonde has quarreled with Tina Kandelaki, with whom she still has quarrels on social networks.

Also socialite known for her extravagant actions: she often appeared drunk in public, swore on camera and behaved vulgarly, which is why she received sharp negative feedback from the public.

Entrepreneurial activity

In 2010, the girl acquired 0.1% of the shares of the Euroset company for $1,000,000. In addition to the shares, Ksenia is a co-owner of the Moscow cafe “Bublik” on Tverskoy Boulevard. Sobchak has already invested more than 17 million rubles in the cafe.

Social activity

In 2011, the girl leads a more relaxed lifestyle and begins to show her civil position. During this year, Sobchak appeared at rallies against falsification of election results, but on May 8, the TV presenter was detained along with Alexei Navalny. This incident negatively affected her career as a TV presenter.

In 2012, the show “Gosped with Ksenia Sobchak” appeared on MTV-Russia. After the release of the first issue “Where is Putin leading us?” the show is closed due to low ratings.

Books

Ksenia is the author of 5 books. The first books appeared in 2008 and were called “Masks, squirrels, curlers. The ABC of Beauty" and "Stylish Things of Ksenia Sobchak". In them, Ksenia talked about her beauty secrets, gave advice on correct selection clothes and makeup.

Sobchak released “Philosophy in Boudoir” in collaboration with Ksenia Sokolova. In 2009, Ksenia and Oksana Robski released the book “Married to a Millionaire, or Marriage of the Highest Class,” and a year later Sobchak’s book “Encyclopedia of a Sucker” was published, which received a barrage of negative criticism from readers.

Personal life

The personal life of the TV presenter always causes heated discussions among the public and the yellow press.
In 2005, Sobchak and Alexander Shusterovich planned to have a wedding ceremony, but a couple of days before the wedding, the blonde canceled the wedding.

In November 2011, in one of the episodes of the “Let Them Talk” program, Sergei Kapkov confessed his love to Ksenia, but the lovers only met for a year. IN next year Ksenia announced that she was dating politician Ilya Yashin, but six months later the couple broke up.

Ksenia Sobchak and Maxim Vitorgan

Ksenia Sobchak has repeatedly stated that she cannot stand children. This is quite normal, this is a personal matter for any person. The reasons for being childfree may be different, but they all have the right to exist.

For example, I also never had a great desire to pupate. The reason is simple - I am too responsible, but I understand that I cannot give the child everything that I want to give him. If so, I will suffer.

Observing Ksenia’s relationship with her parents, I also understand her reason for not wanting to have her own children. She does not like her mother, she is constantly at knifepoint with her, and makes a completely logical conclusion for herself: she will have exactly the same relationship with her children.

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However, stupid bastards are unable to cope with their instincts. Rumors about the pregnancy of child-hater Sobchak have ceased to be rumors.

And although Ksenia is officially silent about pregnancy, everything is already clear to everyone:

Photo: social networks

This is a flight. This is already the fifth month. Yesterday Sobchak stated that she hates children, and today she ovulated and became pregnant. And this is also quite normal for the TV channel correspondent Lo///d.

Just six months ago, Ksenia sent photographs of her genitals to the co-owner of the oil company Ruspetro, Alexander Chistyakov, the husband of her friend Natalya “Glukoza” Ionova, known for his fertility. And now Sobchak is pregnant.

Ksenia called Maxim Vitorgan, her husband, an average actor who never grabbed stars from heaven. Women, as a rule, do not give birth to average men.

We didn’t hold a candle there and, of course, we can only guess who got Sobchak pregnant. List former men Ksenia, compiled by Tina Kandelaki, is quite extensive, and not all of it continues to communicate with the former TV presenter of House 2.

This is the official Kapkov, and Umar Dzhabrailov, and the opposition freak Ilya Yashin, and many others. main feature list - all the men are more interesting, more influential, prettier and richer than Sobchak’s current husband.

One can only guess who the father of Ksenia’s unborn child is. In a couple of years we will see who he is like, and everything will become clear.

However, today we can already guess from whom Sobchak got pregnant. Whether by chance or by design, it doesn’t matter. Who do you think is the biological father of Ksenia’s child?

Anatoly Sobchak was born on August 10, 1937 in Chita, like many children born in the country of the Soviets, he absorbed a bunch of nationalities. My paternal grandfather was Polish, my grandmother was Czech; maternal grandfather is Russian, grandmother is Ukrainian. In addition to Anatoly, there were three more children in the family. Father worked as an engineer at railway, mother worked as an accountant.

Despite this diversity, Sobchak always considered himself Russian - “for me, to be Russian is to think and speak Russian, to be proud of my country and its contribution to world heritage, and is ashamed of the Chechen war, Chernobyl, abandoned collective farm fields and the poverty of the people, whose country owns countless natural resources. Remember the victims Stalin's repressions and interethnic conflicts. But first of all, we're talking about about faith! Faith in peace, democracy and prosperity of Russia, which we must leave to our children and grandchildren.

Anatoly was one of four sons. When he was only two years old, the whole family moved to Uzbekistan. In 1941, Sobchak’s father went to the front, and all the burdens of supporting the family and raising children fell on the shoulders of his mother. This poverty and half-starvation had an impact big influence on young Sobchak.

“When I was little, the most rare and precious thing was food. I had a lot of friends, good parents and pets, but I never had enough to eat. I still remember this constant feeling of hunger. Our only salvation was our goat, since we could not afford to keep a cow. My brothers and I went every day to collect grass. One day someone hit our goat with a stick, she got sick and died. You know, I have never cried as much in my life as I did that day,” recalled Anatoly Alexandrovich.

He went through the hungry years and continued his studies, gaining authority and popularity among his peers. Even when he was a child, his peers gave him the nicknames “professor” and “judge” because he was broad-minded and fair in resolving disputes. war time Leningrad University professors, actors and writers were evacuated to Uzbekistan. Some of them turned out to be Sobchak's neighbors. The stories about Leningrad and university life impressed the boy so much that he decided that he must definitely enter Leningrad State University.

Student time

After graduation high school, Sobchak entered the Faculty of Law at Tashkent University. He studied there for one year and then received a transfer to Leningrad State University. He loved to study and was very quickly awarded a Lenin scholarship. At the same time, he married Nonna Handzyuk, who also came to Leningrad to get an education. The young couple was very poor, but what was missing was food or material benefits, was compensated by abundant cultural life Leningrad, which Sobchak fell in love with hometown. After some time, Sobchak and his wife had a daughter, Maria, who later followed in her father’s footsteps and became a lawyer. However, the marriage was unsuccessful and ended in divorce in 1977.

After university, Sobchak was assigned to work as a lawyer in the Stavropol Territory. Sobchak worked there for three years, and three years later, in 1962, he returned to Leningrad to defend his Ph.D. thesis and continue working as a lawyer and teacher.

In 1973, he submitted a doctoral dissertation in which he put forward ideas for the liberalization of the socialist economy and closer links between the state economy and the private market. His ideas were considered quite risky and his thesis was rejected. Sobchak later learned that he had been blacklisted by the university because of his support for his former professor, who was fired after his daughter emigrated to Israel. Sobchak decided to postpone defending his doctoral thesis. When he felt that the situation had changed, he wrote another dissertation, successfully defended it in Moscow and became a doctor of law in 1982.

At his alma mater, Sobchak founded and headed the first department of economic law in the USSR. He worked there until 1989, the time when he entered politics. Sobchak's knowledge, wisdom and teaching style made him very popular among students, and even when he later became the mayor of St. Petersburg, he continued to lecture at the university.

Companion Lyudmila Narusova

In 1975, Sobchak met Lyudmila Narusova, who was destined to become his second wife.

“I was divorced, and my husband did not want to give up the apartment that my parents paid for. It was a difficult situation, and someone recommended a lawyer who taught at the university. I was told that he dealt with difficult cases and had an unconventional way of thinking. I went to the university to meet him and ended up having to wait a long time for him. Then I saw how, after the lecture, young attractive students huddled around him, asking him questions and trying to flirt with him, and I thought that he would not help me. At the time, I had no idea that he had also gone through a divorce and knew about it firsthand.

We went to a cafe to discuss my situation. I was so upset that I started telling him everything about myself and my life, and I cried all the time. He listened to me and decided that he needed to talk to my husband. He had the gift of persuasion, and as a result, my husband backed down.

To thank the lawyer for his help, I bought him a bouquet of chrysanthemums and prepared three hundred rubles in an envelope. It was money - the monthly salary of an assistant professor. He took the flowers and returned the money saying, “You’re so pale.” Why don't you go to the market and buy yourself some fruit. I was very offended by this. Three months later we met at some party and he didn't even remember me. And that was even worse. I did my best to make sure he never forgets me again! We started dating, but there was quite a big age gap between us—he was thirty-nine and I was only twenty-five. We dated for 5 years and he seemed in no hurry to propose. However, in 1980 we finally got married and a year later our daughter Ksenia,” recalls Lyudmila Borisovna.

It is unlikely that the happy father would have guessed that several decades later, his daughter would surpass him in popularity and would even be a candidate for the presidency of the Russian Federation. However, when he took her from the hospital, all he dreamed of was to live long enough to celebrate her eighteenth birthday and had no idea that he would die, just a couple of months after Ksenia Anatolyevna celebrated her 18th birthday.

This was his second marriage, and the late Sobchak adored his wife and admitted that he owed her his life. She became more than just a wife; she was his comrade-in-arms, fighting for her husband's cause and even his very existence. He later wrote that during his severe persecution, her devotion, courage and support won her great respect even from his enemies. Living and working so close to Sobchak, Lyudmila also joined politics, being elected to the State Duma for St. Petersburg in 1995.

From university life to politics

Meanwhile, Mikhail Gorbachev becomes the leader of the Soviet Union, resulting in a total reform of the country - perestroika, which marked the beginning of the democratization of power. In 1989, Sobchak was elected as a people's deputy of the USSR in the first democratic elections in the country.

A talented lawyer and professor, he was also talented in politics. He was appointed head of the parliamentary investigation into the shooting of peaceful demonstrators in Tbilisi in 1989 - his report exposed gross misconduct by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the KGB against people. His direct questions during the cross-examination of then Soviet Premier Nikolai Ryzhkov regarding the orders and actions of all government officials were broadcast throughout the country, something unheard of just a few years ago.

Mayor of St. Petersburg

In 1990, Sobchak was elected chairman of the Leningrad City Council. The following year, in the general elections for the head of the city, he was elected the first mayor of Leningrad. On the same day, a referendum was held on the return of Leningrad to the historical name of St. Petersburg.

Sobchak quickly assembled a strong team of young professionals who were also talented managers. Most of the people on his team now make up Russia's political elite. One of his assistants was former student Dmitry Medvedev, and the post of vice mayor is Vladimir Putin. Sobchak sincerely loved St. Petersburg, sought to improve its image throughout the world and return it to the status of the cultural capital of Russia.

Meanwhile, the coup carried out by supporters of the Communist Party in August 1991 gave Sobchak the opportunity to make history. While Boris Yeltsin, the President of Russia, gathered and coordinated the opposition in Moscow, Sobchak did the same in St. Petersburg. He bravely confronted the security forces and convinced them not to send the army into the city.

The coup failed Soviet Union collapsed at the end of 1991, and Sobchak became Russia's second most popular political leader after Yeltsin. His legal education and experience allowed him to practically write the new Constitution post-Soviet Russia. However, Sobchak was perhaps too soft a politician and could not use his immediate popularity after the coup to move to a more high level politicians. Instead, he became caught up in the local politics of St. Petersburg and began to fall out of favor after failing to curb organized crime in the city. Soon, accusations of corruption and financial impropriety began to appear in the press.

From the peak of popularity to criminal prosecution

At the beginning of 1996, Sobchak's competitors launched a full campaign to discredit him; it was organized by his assistant Vladimir Yakovlev. Scandals involving Sobchak and his team appeared in the press; they were accused of mismanagement of city resources, which led to losses of hundreds of millions of dollars. Sobchak was accused of illegally privatizing property in prestigious areas of St. Petersburg. Some believed that Sobchak and his popularity were too inconvenient for Boris Yeltsin, whose second presidential term would have been in jeopardy if Sobchak had decided to run.

“I wouldn’t even want my enemies to experience what my family and I have experienced over the past four years. From a person with an unblemished reputation, I instantly turned into a corrupt official, I was persecuted and accused of all mortal sins,” Anatoly Sobchak later wrote in his book “A Dozen Knives in the Back.”

He lost the election by just over 1%, but the persecution did not stop. Sobchak had already had two heart attacks and felt very bad. In 1997, investigators from the prosecutor's office tried to forcibly bring him in for questioning - he was supposed to be a witness in a corruption case. His wife insisted that Sobchak was too ill to be questioned, but investigators did not believe her and tried to take him away by force. She called an ambulance, and doctors diagnosed Anatoly Alexandrovich with a third heart attack.

After the hospital in November 1997, Anatoly and his wife left for France. He lived in Paris for 2 years, underwent treatment, taught at the Sorbonne and worked with archives.

Recovery

Sobchak returned to St. Petersburg in July 1999. His most ardent persecutors were either fired or arrested on criminal charges. In October 1999, Sobchak received an official notification from the Prosecutor General's Office that the criminal case against him was closed. All accusations published by the press were found to be unfounded. Sobchak restored his honor by winning cases against those who published defamatory materials about him.

In December 1999, Sobchak ran for the State Duma. However, the lack of support played a decisive role, and tough competition with the city authorities - Sobchak lost, losing only 1.2%.

On December 31, 1999, Boris Yeltsin resigns; Vladimir Putin, Sobchak's former protégé, was appointed acting president until the March elections. In turn, Putin appointed Sobchak as his confidant in Kaliningrad, where he went on February 15.

Death and legacy

Five days later, on February 20, 2000, Sobchak was found dead. Immediately, the press voiced the opinion of Sobchak’s wife and relatives that it was a murder, but an autopsy established that the cause of death was acute heart failure.

Rumors about the murder appeared immediately, but the prosecutor's office of the Kaliningrad region opened a criminal case into murder (poisoning) only in May. An autopsy carried out in St. Petersburg showed the absence of both alcohol and poisoning. In August, prosecutors dropped the case. Although brother Anatoly Alexander Alexandrovich is still sure that his brother was killed.

Sobchak was a representative of the generation that spent the political stage in both Soviet and post-Soviet Russia. Having gained mass popularity during perestroika, he became one of the ideologists and political leader of capitalist reforms. In a sense, Sobchak's death, which coincided with the end of Yeltsin's presidency, closed the romantic period of Russia's democratization.

Who was Ksenia Sobchak's father? important!

1. Ksenia Sobchak is the daughter of a lawyer
2. fic knows him
3. Ksenia's father and mother got married in 1980.
   Father: Anatoly Sobchak (1937-2000). The first mayor of Leningrad (1991-1996), which was renamed St. Petersburg under him. Doctor of Law. Author of more than 200 books and articles on economics and law. From 1997 to 1999 he lived in Paris, where he lectured at the Sorbonne and the Higher

   School of Economics.
   Mother: Lyudmila Narusova (1951). Since October 2002, he has been a member of the Federation Council of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation. President of St. Petersburg public fund Anatoly Sobchak. Candidate of Historical Sciences. Author and presenter of the television program "Freedom of Speech" (RTR). Actively engaged in human rights and social activities.
   Ksenia's father loved beauty in all its forms. He even had a photograph of Claudia Schiffer on his desk. The wife constantly removed the photo, but he returned it to its place.
   Father meant a lot in Ksenia’s life. She had no secrets from him. This is a state of spiritual intimacy when words are not important. Such a relationship is no longer possible for Sobchak with anyone.

4. mayor of St. Petersburg
5. Mayor of St. Petersburg, “a real Russian democrat”, taught at Leningrad State University (St. Petersburg State University), by the way, the GDP itself))
6. The first mayor of St. Petersburg
7. by the measure of St. Petersburg
8. Anatoly Sobchak, mayor of St. Petersburg.
9. Ksyusha Sobchak's father was Anatoly Sobchak. If you are interested, I can add that N.K. Krupskaya’s husband was Comrade Krupsky
10. edit Biography
    I spent my childhood in Uzbekistan. In 1956 he entered the Faculty of Law of Leningrad state university.

    Since 1959, after graduating from university, he worked as a lawyer at the Stavropol Regional Bar Association, then as head of a legal consultation office at Stavropol region. In 1962 he returned to Leningrad. Graduated from graduate school at Leningrad State University. From 1965 to 1968 he taught at the Leningrad Special Police School of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs. In 1968-1973 Associate Professor at the Leningrad Technological Institute of Pulp and Paper Industry. From 1973 to 1981 associate professor, from 1982 to 1989 professor, head of the department of economic law at Leningrad State University. He was the dean of the Faculty of Law of Leningrad State University.

    In June 1988 he joined the CPSU. In 1989 he was elected people's deputy of the USSR. At the first congress he became a member of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR. He was the chairman of the USSR Supreme Council subcommittee on economic legislation of the Committee on Legislation, Law and Order. In June 1989 he became a member of the Interregional Deputy Group. In April 1990 he was elected as a deputy of the Leningrad City Council. On May 23, 1990 he was elected chairman of the Leningrad City Council. On June 12, 1991 he was elected mayor of St. Petersburg.

    In July 1991 he became one of the founders of the Democratic Reform Movement. In the same year, he was one of the main organizers of the city referendum on returning the historical name to Leningrad, as a result of which the name St. Petersburg was returned to the city. In October 1993 he headed the federal list of candidates for the State Duma from Russian movement democratic reforms. In the elections of December 12, 1993, the bloc did not receive the number of votes required to enter the State Duma. In February 1996 he joined the St. Petersburg branch of the Our Home Russia movement. On July 3, 1996, he lost the election for governor of St. Petersburg to his deputy, Vladimir Yakovlev.

    In 1997, he was accused of abuses as mayor of St. Petersburg. On November 7, 1997, he flew to France for treatment at an American hospital in Paris. On September 13, 1998, the Russian Prosecutor General's Office opened a criminal case against Anatoly Sobchak under articles of Bribery and Abuse of Official Power. Lived in Paris until July 12, 1999. Lectured at the Sorbonne and other French universities. On November 10, 1999, the criminal case against Sobchak was dismissed for lack of evidence of a crime.

    On December 21, 1999, he lost the elections to the State Duma to Yabloko candidate Pyotr Shelishch and announced that he had decided to participate in the elections for the governor of St. Petersburg. On February 14, 2000, he was appointed a confidant of the candidate for President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, and headed the Political Advisory Council of Democratic Parties and Movements of St. Petersburg.

    He died on the night of February 19-20, 2000 in a sanatorium in Svetlogorsk (Kaliningrad region), as a result, as the official conclusion was reported, of acute heart failure. Rumors of murder immediately appeared due to the fact that Sobchak knew too much. An autopsy carried out in Kaliningrad showed that the deceased had alcohol in his body, corresponding to a moderate degree of intoxication, as well as a medical drug (as later reported, Viagra) in a double or triple dose. As a result, on May 6, the prosecutor's office of the Kaliningrad region opened a criminal case for premeditated murder (poisoning). However, an autopsy in St. Petersburg stated the absence of both alcohol and poisoning. On August 4, the Kaliningrad prosecutor's office closed case 12.

    edit Family
    Father Alexander Antonovich, worked as a railway engineer,
    Mother Nadezhda Andreevna Litvinova, worked as an accountant,
    Wife Nonna Handzyuk. Daughter Maria (1965),
    Wife (since 1980) Lyudmila Narusova. Daughter Ksenia (1981).

    edit Awards and titles
    Jubilee medal 300 years of the Russian Navy (1996)
    Order of the Russian Orthodox Church of the Holy Blessings

11. Mayor of St. Petersburg
12. first mayor of St. Petersburg
13. This is all one company and Sobchak and GDP and other gentlemen and comrades.
14. Mayor of St. Petersburg.
15. deputy

TV presenter, journalist and socialite Ksenia Sobchak has repeatedly expressed her skepticism about family values ​​and childbirth in particular. All her novels stopped before reaching their logical conclusion, that is, before the wedding.

Most of her fans and opponents thought that Sobchak would never marry. But no, she got married and gave birth to a child. Actor Maxim Vitorgan became the chosen one of 32-year-old Ksenia, and this news came as a complete surprise to everyone.

Hereditary actor

Maxim Vitorgan was born into the acting family of Emmanuel Vitorgan and Alla Butler. Son famous parents, he graduated from GITIS in 1993, and entered the Moscow Youth Theater, where he played in the productions of “The Thunderstorm” and “Decembrists”.

Since 1999 he served in Lenkom, but for his creative career managed to work with the Moscow Art Theater. Chekhov, Theater of Nations, Center named after. Meyerhold. He became widely known as a member of the Quartet I theater, where he played the role of DJ Misha in the production of Radio Day and Election Day. These productions were filmed.

Maxim’s filmography includes more than 50 works. Most often in films he gets roles in comedies, a fact he explains by his typical appearance: “Such a large, clumsy person.”

The mystery of the novel

Sobchak and Vitorgan met at the “For Fair Elections” rally, but the acquaintance did not continue immediately. At that time, Ksenia was in a relationship, and Vitorgan began to conquer her.

As he himself admits, at the first meeting, Ksenia made a stunning impression on him. “I have never seen such a combination of strength, energy and fragility.”

The couple hid their relationship for a long time, even from relatives and closest friends. On February 1, 2013, Sobchak and Vitorgan got married.

The ceremony took place at the Fitil cinema. The invitees were sure that they had come to the premiere with the participation of Vitorgan. But suddenly, completely unexpectedly, Ksenia appeared, wedding dress and veil. This came as a surprise to most guests.

Various theories were circulated in the press as to why Sobchak chose Vitorgan. One of them said that in this way Ksenia was trying to forget her previous romance, the other - that there were no hunters for Sobchak’s hand, so she grabbed the first person she came across (years go by, and no one really wants to get involved with such a woman). They also discussed the version of creating an unnecessary news story, and that Sobchak wants to move away from the opposition...

Few people believed in the sincerity of this couple and in the reality of marriage. Nobody thought about such a simple thing that the iron Sobchak could “float” and fall in love.

However, many things speak in favor of this particular version.

Basically, all of her serious relationship ended with a sentence, but went no further.

In her lifetime, Sobchak has seen billionaires, stars, ardent patriots, and fighters against the regime - but no one offered her the main thing. What Vitorgan offered her - to love her for who she is.

In addition, such convinced “childfree” people do not give birth to children simply because it is time. They give birth to children in exceptional cases. For example, for love.

Unity of opposites

At first glance, they are too different. She is provocative, social, with a reputation as one of the most scandalous media personalities. He is selective in communication, a reserved intellectual. According to Maxim himself, he was so uninterested in the social scene that he did not even suspect the scale of his wife’s popularity.

“The press is interested in her every sneeze, every word becomes the reason for an entire article,” he shared his experiences in an interview with one of the portals. "If I find myself on some social events, that means they beat me hard.”

Despite the difference in lifestyle and temperament, the couple is still together. Many note that Sobchak has become softer and has stopped getting involved in various adventures. Vitorgan began to look better, lost weight, and began to dress stylishly.

On November 18, 2016, the couple had a son, Plato.. At first, the young mother practically did not leave Vacation home, in which they live with the mother of the journalist, Lyudmila Narusova. Ksenia admits that just a few years ago she could not even imagine that she would enjoy a quiet, “village” life.

Vitorgan also enjoys fatherhood. The actor has two children from previous marriages, but he perceives later fatherhood completely differently. “Every time I look at him, I don’t really understand why I even need to leave the house... He’s such a lucky guy: calm, attentive, reasonable.”