“I believe that everything will be fine in your family”: Tatyana Navka turned to her husband Anastasia Zavorotnyuk 07/02/2023, 09:30

The skater has been married to the star of the series My Fair Nanny since 2008. The 51-year-old actress is seriously ill, and Peter has to work hard to pay for Anastasia’s expensive treatment. Taťana Navka’s ice shows bring him good fees, in which he often plays the main male roles.

Chernyshev and his partner are very friendly. The wife of presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov publicly congratulated him on his birthday.

“My bright, reliable, talented person, friend, professional, like-minded person – Pyotr Chernyshev, happy birthday! I can’t even imagine our fairy tales without you, your sensitive understanding, creative outlook, professionalism, support and sincerity! Peter, thank you for friendship! I believe that everything will be fine in your life and family. And my friendly shoulder is always there! May your creativity and inspiration not fade away, may your health only grow stronger, and the happiness that found its way to your home will remain there forever!” — wished the Olympic champion in ice dancing.

Earlier, Taťána stated that their colleagues and friends help Peter in the situation with his wife’s illness – morally and financially. According to the athlete, the wife of the actress is going through a difficult time, but she hopes that everything will work out. Navka promised to always be there and provide support.

Anastasia’s daughter Anna did not want to congratulate her stepfather on her social network. This fueled rumors that they had a strained relationship. Now 27-year-old Zavorotnyuk lives in Dubai. She also celebrated her birthday there. The girl assured that she would visit her relatives and communicate with them by phone.

Navka’s former partner, Roman Kostomarov, is in a serious condition in a Moscow hospital. Due to progressive gangrene, a figure skater may have a leg amputated up to the knee. The athlete developed leg necrosis and sepsis. Doctors believe that the patient may not survive the operation, so they are still waiting.