“My parents waited 40 years for this moment”: Alena Vodonaeva changed her name in documents 05/16/2023, 10:10

The 40-year-old TV star was born under the name Elena. However, as Alena, she gained great popularity. In her passport and other documents, Vodonaeva continued to be Elena, which was unusual for her audience. Now the blogger decided to officially become Alena. She showed the name change statement.

It turned out that the members of the star family were not against such a move by Vodonaeva. “My parents waited 40 years for this moment, and I was too lazy,” said the Muscovite. She captured part of her passport along with the photo. The document was already pretty shabby. “My patient passport, I will miss you,” explained Vodonaeva, leaving the hashtag “666”. She specified that her parents wanted her daughter to change her name at the age of 14.

Fans supported Alena’s initiative. Some girls commented that they felt the same way about the name.

“They also call me Alena at home. In my life, I am Elena”, “All my life I think that they are completely two different names”, “I heard that they did not write the name Alena before and wrote Elena, although their parents insisted on it, opposite”, “I am officially Alena, also 1982 bb Dad swore on his aunt when registering, who assured that such a name does not exist, they say: “” I have also lived with it for 43 years,” “What a beautiful photo in the passport,” “Congratulations, beauty! ” said the followers.

Alena was married twice. From her first husband, businessman Alexei Malakeev, the TV presenter gave birth to a son, Bogdan. The second marriage with DJ Alexei Kosinus did not last long. The model did not take the name of either husband. She stated that she will always have only her father’s last name.

At the same time, the design of the name and surname can often be a helper in serious problems. The Russian woman Valeria Gorbachova could not receive maternity capital only because her eldest daughter was recorded as Gorbachova in 1990. At that time, the employees of the Soviet registry office assured the woman that nothing terrible would happen. However, 20 years later, when Valeria became the mother of three children, difficulties still arose.