Childhood and youth
Tatyana was born in Tyumen in early February 1975 under the zodiac sign of Aquarius. Soon the parents, together with their daughters Tanya and Lena, moved to the oil capital of Russia, Nizhnevartovsk. The girl spent her early childhood there, and 10 years later she returned to her native Tyumen, where she graduated from high school.
The girl grew up as a gifted child. Her hobbies included gymnastics. She easily jumped over a goat and a horse, and could also spin a wheel on a log. In addition to general education subjects, Tatyana studied intensively at a children's music school. At the age of 12 she became a soloist in the children's vocal ensemble “Dream”.
The girl loved singing and dreamed, when she grew up, of becoming a famous singer who would be shown on TV. She realized this dream at the age of 16, when she took part in the popular TV show “Morning Star”.
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Tatyana Abramova as a child
The girl entered the competition thanks to the song of Alexander Kirillov, an aspiring author. Abramova performed in a competitive pair with singer Valeria. That day, fortune was not on the side of the red-haired Siberian, but the jury members, Igor Nikolaev and Yuri Saulsky, hastened to console the girl with warm instructions.
Later, Tatyana released her debut album “Letter”. Abramova’s hit “Anatoly” was popular. In 1996, a video for the song “Scallop” was released. The song used poems by Marina Tsvetaeva. Later, the performer’s repertoire was replenished with the track “Don’t rush to talk.” The hits “Letter” and “Domino” enjoy special audience sympathy.
Abramova has also won several prestigious vocal competitions, including Slavic Bazaar and Yalta-Moscow Transit. At the latter, the girl managed to win a number of awards, including from the Europe Plus radio station and even from the prima donna Alla Pugacheva. After the competition, the pop star introduced Tatyana Abramova to producer Igor Krutoy.
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Tatyana Abramova in her youth
After school in her hometown, Tatyana passed a competition before a special commission of the Shchukin School and could easily go to Moscow in the fall to study. But the girl visited St. Petersburg, fell in love with this city and stayed there.
True, the institute did not submit to Tanya on the first try, and at first Abramova worked as a costume designer in a youth theater. But the girl devoted most of her time to music. She was invited to the Forum group as a second vocalist along with Sergei Rogozhin.
Tatyana received her first role on the theater stage there, quite by accident. In the musical play “Windows, Streets, Gates” there was not enough actress for the third main role, and the director, knowing about Abramova’s vocal talent, proposed the candidacy of a costume designer.
As a result, the purposeful girl achieved her goal and became a student at the St. Petersburg Humanitarian University of Trade Unions, and after graduating for 4 years she played leading roles in the performances of the St. Petersburg theater “Saturday”.
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Personal life
From her youth, Tatyana aroused interest among the opposite sex. Not a single guy could pass by the red-haired and smiling beauty without looking back.
In her early youth, Tatyana met the musicians of the Forum group. At one time, the girl traveled with the group, performing as a soloist. Abramova began an affair with the team's keyboard player Vladimir Sayko.
The young man was married, but this did not stop the couple. After some time, Abramova realized that she was not alone with the musician. She suffered the same fate as his first wife. This state of affairs did not suit the beauty - soon the young people separated.
Abramova’s first husband, whose name is Sergei Kulishenko, worked as a photographer and cameraman. The acquaintance occurred during a photo shoot for the actress. The miniature girl (Tatyana’s height is 156 cm, weight is 52 kg) fell into the cameraman’s heart. The young married out of great love, two children were born into the family - sons Ivan in 2004 and Alexander 4 years later.
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Tatyana Abramova and her first husband Sergei Kulishenko with children
When the youngest child was one year old, he suffered from meningitis, during the treatment of which a tumor was discovered in the area of the adrenal gland. It turned out to be oncology. Doctors decided to monitor the development of the disease.
Unfortunately, six months later the boy’s condition worsened: the neuroblastoma behaved aggressively. Alexander received treatment at the Institute. Blokhin and in a German clinic. The boy was saved. Today he lives with one kidney and is registered at the oncology clinic. The artist spoke about this in an interview with Lera Kudryavtseva in the “Secret to a Million” program, which aired in March 2020.
At the time of testing, the relationship between Tatyana and Sergei reached a dead end, and a divorce took place.
In the spring of 2014, the actress married colleague Yuri Belyaev, who is 27 years older than Tatyana. The age difference did not bother the performer: Abramova immediately noted her chosen one’s temperament and love of adventure.
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got married in May, as the actors do not believe in omens that can affect their personal lives. The couple still look like a happy couple in photos together. Later, Yuri and Tatyana got married. The artist told her love story in the studio of Tatyana Ustinova’s show “My Hero.”
It is interesting that the future spouses could have met much earlier, since they starred in the same projects, but in different scenes. Working in the series “The Alchemist. Elixir of Faust,” the actors even lived in the same service apartment, only at different times during the filming process. Therefore, until 2013, their life paths did not intersect. And when this did happen, Yuri and Tatyana instantly realized that they were only looking for each other. According to Abramova, the man immediately found a common language with her children.
Tatyana has been friends with Maria Poroshina for many years. The actresses go on joint vacations with their children. They are in Crimea, Anapa. Friends have a nanny whom they “inherit.” At one time she helped Abramova, and later began to look after Poroshina’s son. Photos of her friend often appear on the artist’s Instagram page.
Optimistic outlook on life
Due to the fact that this year the fifth of February falls in the middle of the week, the actress is not going to throw a noisy birthday party. Tatyana wants to limit herself to a narrow circle of friends and acquaintances in order to socialize a little. And because of the nature of a busy schedule, sometimes there is not enough time even just to “chat.”
At the same time, Abramova does not have any superstitions or fears regarding a significant life date - her 45th anniversary. According to the artist, this age can generally be called the most interesting.
“You have some kind of life experience, and at the same time a lot of youthful enthusiasm,” the celebrity shares his conclusions.
In addition, a woman prefers to maintain a positive attitude in life. If you constantly show laziness, do nothing and do not grow in any plane, then fate will not be interested in helping such a person. But if you throw all your energy into developing, trying to do something new and interesting, then you can count on some gifts from above. At the same time, if there are no troubles in life, then it is completely boring. Therefore, Abramova recommends not making claims to life with obstacles.
According to the TV star, she tries to treat any difficulties that arise with a degree of excitement, emphasizing the fact that her generation has not faced any particularly serious difficulties.
The only thing that the artist may have problems with is trying to monitor her own health. For example, an active young lady loves to explore new places when she goes on tour. Because of this, it is difficult for her to force herself to go to bed at the right time, following a routine. But she makes every effort to not stray from the intended path. He even tries to follow his own nutritional schedule.
As for the wishes that I would like to make on a personal holiday, then everything revolves around the health and well-being of loved ones. Tatyana also does not mind receiving excellent work opportunities. By the way, in the last couple of years the star has stopped appearing in new projects.
“The number of offers has become two times less,” the birthday girl reasonably notes.
In addition, she is not always satisfied with the director’s approach to his work. An actress with many years of experience wants this kind of work to remain an opportunity to create, and not slide into just making money. That is why she prefers to tour with a theater troupe lately.
During this time, many funny stories have been collected. One day, the zipper on Abramova’s boots broke. And since it was winter, there was snow everywhere, I didn’t want to be left without shoes at all. Representatives of the male part of the troupe offered their help in fixing it, some even thought of using tape to solve the problem.
Another time, the entire theater crew was stuck at the airport for 12 hours due to a snowstorm. As a result, all passengers on the flight became acquainted. And when the plane finally arrived in snow-covered Norilsk, the troupe was sent to a hotel on a KamAZ truck. The snow then piled up almost to the level of the second floor.
Movies
When Tatyana Abramova was working as a make-up artist, the assistant director of the historical film “The Hunt,” which was directed by Vitaly Solomin, drew attention to her and invited the girl to the set to play the role of the main character. The aspiring actress had an unforgettable experience working with stars Alisa Freindlich, Vasily Lanov and Alexander Lazarev Jr.
The artist’s film debut was noted by film critics at the Montreal and Riga festivals. The film became a springboard for Tatyana’s creative biography. However, after graduating from the theater institute, the girl did not appear on the big screen for a long time.
In 2000, Tatyana played the heroine Suzanne in the comedy crime film “Rostov-Papa”; a year later she appeared as a drug addict in the detective series “Turkish March 2”. In 2002, there was a breakthrough in Abramova’s cinematic career - in a year, 5 films were released with the actress’s participation. The artist gained experience in the series “Two Fates”, “The Adventures of a Magician”, “The Secret of Swan Lake”.
A year later, success came to the actress: Tatyana Abramova played the main role of Nadya Kudryashova, a friend of the heroine Olga (Maria Poroshina), in the melodrama “Always Say “Always.” The popularity of this life story was so great that the writers and directors decided to make a sequel, and more than one. As a result, fans got the opportunity to watch the development of their favorite plot over nine seasons.
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The red-haired laughing Nadya performed by Abramova was loved by many TV viewers, but, according to the artist, she got so used to the character that sometimes it interfered with work on other projects. Filming of the beginning of the first season coincided with the birth of Abramova’s first son.
The directors took advantage of this fact - the newborn played two babies at once in the film and did an excellent job with this role. For 4 days of filming, the boy received a fee of $400. It’s funny, but it was Ivan’s employment contract that helped Tatyana get a loan for a new car: at that time, banks required the absence of minor dependents.
After working in the top-rated series, Abramova appeared in the historical and biographical film “Stalin’s Wife,” where she played the role of Anna Alliluyeva, Nadezhda’s sister, and then the actress’s repertoire was replenished with the ironic image of the heroine Lucy in the comedy detective “Ivan Podushkin. A gentleman of detectives."
In the comedy “Everything So Sudden,” Igor Vernik and Anna Semenovich became Abramova’s partners on the work site. The actress soon followed in the romantic story “Beloved for Hire” and the melodrama “My Mother is the Snow Maiden.”
In the Russian-Chinese action comedy film “The Master’s Last Secret,” Tatyana appeared as the wife of a village boy, Fedor (Viktor Loginov), who became interested in martial arts and went to Tibet.
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In 2013, the crime drama “Craftsmen” was released with the participation of the artist. In 2014, Abramova starred in a new genre for herself - the mystical detective story “The Alchemist. Elixir of Faust.
The artist does not stop collaborating with composer Vladimir Sayko and the Forum-Yunistudiya studio, where she is working on recording songs. Now the actress is touring with vocal concerts. The songs “Scallop”, “Letter”, “Domino” performed by Tatyana Abramova enjoy special audience sympathy.
In 2020, Tatyana was invited to play the character role of the heroine “Rynda” in the social drama “Next to Us.” The comedy melodrama “All Ages of Love” by Alexander Muratov is being prepared for release, where Tatyana Abramova will appear in an ensemble cast with Ekaterina Guseva and Evgenia Dobrovolskaya.
In 2020, the artist’s filmography was expanded with the film “Expropriator.” In the crime series, Abramova played a supporting role. The main character was played by Artyom Tkachenko.
Love story
Tatyana and Yuri met at the Kinoshock festival in Anapa. Belyaev recalls how it suddenly began to rain on the street, and he saw a pretty woman walking right in the rain. Drops of water flowed from her curls: she looked so touching and defenseless.
Yuri had an umbrella in his hand, so he approached the beautiful stranger and offered her “shelter.” This is how the two artists met.
Belyaev himself admits that he never thought that he could marry a colleague. This prospect frightened him, so he did not consider other actresses as life partners.
But then an unexpected situation occurred. The fact is that Yuri did not even know who Tatyana was. Abramova recalls that this fact actually offended her, because she considered herself a fairly famous and popular person. Nevertheless, perhaps it was Yuri’s sincerity and spontaneity that ultimately won her over. They began dating, and in 2014 they officially legalized their relationship.
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Tatyana Abramova now
Now Tatyana Abramova is developing the Pantanassa charity foundation and supervises the children's oncology department in Kashirka. The actress participates in fundraising for the needs of the hospital, goes with children to the theater or to church services. The artist spoke about her faith on the Spas channel program “In Search of God,” which aired in January 2020.
In cinema news, the name of the actress is rarely mentioned today: Tatyana is busy with concert activities. Together with her husband Yuri Belyaev, Abramova takes part in the enterprise production “Don’t Hurry to Say Goodbye”, and also plays in the plays “Khanuma”, “What Women and Men Want”, “Don’t Wake a Sleeping Dog”.
Actress Tatyana Abramova: I dream that people have more conscience
Family and work became the main topics of conversation with actress Tatyana Abramova. The reason to talk “about the strangeness of love” is quite worthy: her family celebrated their 5th anniversary.
Tatyana Abramova and Yuri Belyaev are not only a family duet, but also partners in the play “Don’t Rush to Say Goodbye.” The conversation with the actress began with the question of how he plays on the same stage.
— Tatyana, is going on stage with your husband a joy or a challenge?
— You must have patience... During the rehearsals there were, of course, disputes, questions, and disagreements. But that’s why rehearsals are needed, so that all the people who have gathered together to play on stage have questions and find answers. But we go on tour as one family, we see each other more often, otherwise it used to be like this: I go on some tours, and Yura goes on others, we rarely met... And the audience is interested in seeing us together on stage. In general, I now have 7-8 performances in the enterprise.
— You once said that theater is “a ball of kissing snakes”...
— I was talking about the repertory theater, now I no longer work there. But in an enterprise, everything is a little different. If you know that you will be uncomfortable going on stage with this person, it is better to immediately refuse the job. But in a stationary theater it is more difficult to do this, because you are on duty. Theater is a family, you must be born into it. If you came to the theater after drama school, it is difficult to leave this family, and many people simply “burn out”...
— The series “Always Say Always,” where you star, has already been on the screen for nine seasons. During this time, did you become friends with Maria Poroshina?
— We are friends, of course, and our children are friends. If Masha and I have the same vacation, we try to go on vacation together and spend time with the children. We love to vacation in Russia. We have so many beautiful places! Many thanks to our friends who often invite us to visit. And these friends appear during tours: we meet people, start communicating, and they call us: come!
— When did you finally move to Moscow? Do you feel like a Muscovite?
— This finally happened in 2000, but only a year ago I began to feel like a Muscovite. Everyone knows how difficult it is to move from St. Petersburg to Moscow; all St. Petersburg residents suffer from this disease. But, thank God, there are tours, and I visit my favorite city once a month. Yura and I live in the Taganka area, next to the Intercession Monastery. Yura has lived here for a long time, and I moved in with him after the wedding.
— You’ve known Yuri for a long time, from the filming of the film “The Alchemist”?
— We didn’t see him then, we were filming different scenes. Later they found out that they lived in the same apartment, which was rented by the film crew for the artists. I flew away, and he arrived. That's how long ago, it turns out, fate brought us together...
We met in 2013, at the opening of the Kinoshock festival - on the red carpet. It was raining. Yura gave me an umbrella, and when we got to the concert venue, it turned out that we had to go to the hotel to change clothes, because everyone was wet to the skin. Even my shoes fell apart, although they were completely new. We walked knee-deep in water. The next day everyone ended up on the beach together, I was with the child, and Yura loves children very much. They quickly found a common language and began to communicate, so that later we no longer had problems communicating.
— How did Yuri Viktorovich conquer you?
— We met as adults enough, and all the games “conquer me, where are my flowers, and where are my sweets” are not for us. We met a lot, communicated, talked. It was interesting to learn more about each other, because each of us already had a long biography. And the decision to get married came somehow immediately. By that time, we were both free people, and we had no obligations to anyone. We got married in St. Petersburg on May 25, 2014, and on June 6 we got married in Moscow.
— Are you celebrating your wedding or dating dates?
— We treat dates very simply, sometimes we don’t even celebrate birthdays - there’s a lot of work. And we are not at all upset about this. We do not organize special celebrations.
- Why does your husband call you lady?
- This is such a family-friendly tradition. I always love to arrange something, organize meetings, help all our friends and relatives in different situations. My friends joke: “If you don’t know something, call Abramova, she knows everything!” That’s why not only Yura, but everyone calls me lady. But this doesn’t mean that I sit in a chair and just point my finger, it’s because they come to me for advice...
— How did you get used to your personalities after the wedding?
— Do you think that you can get used to your characters? Never! In general, I don’t like the word “grinding in.” The parents of my friends celebrated 50 years of marriage, and this same grinding in between them does not stop today. This is fine.
After all, as soon as people stop sorting things out (but not breaking dishes, insulting and hitting each other in the face), the marriage ends. If a person ceases to be interested in another person and his life, the marriage is over. The worst thing in a family is indifference.
Family is a lot of work, incredible! Not everyone can bear this burden. A sense of humor and patience help. If there is neither one nor the other, then what was called love instantly passes away. This means that it was not love, but passion. Well, we all make mistakes.
— It seems to me that after the wedding, Yuri Viktorovich seemed to become younger, more open, cheerful...
— Yuri Viktorovich is cheerful, funny, humorous, but, apparently, he had no reason to demonstrate these qualities. You should see what they do to the boys! They play all the children's games, rush around, run, jump, and tumble. All this is noisy, with screams and squeals, sometimes it becomes scary that they can destroy the house. Yura, like any man, essentially remains a child at heart. Sometimes we joke that I have three children.
— How do you communicate with Yuri’s children?
- Wonderful. We love getting together with our big family, with all the children. We cook together, whoever wants what. Everyone loves my ajapsandal, I make my own barbecue, prepare a variety of soups, and bake fish.
— What did the experience of your previous marriage teach you?
- Patience and humility. If neither one nor the other humbles himself, nothing will work out. We need to learn this. It’s not easy, but for the sake of love anything is possible.
—You have a lot of songs about this feeling. Have you ever tried to formulate what love is?
— Love is God's gift.
- Are you familiar with jealousy?
— Jealousy arises from insecurity. And if a person is not confident in himself, these are complexes from childhood. Or childhood traumas, dislike, inattention on the part of loved ones. So it’s not the person’s fault that he experiences this feeling. The best cure for jealousy is to read the 10 commandments, then you can quickly recover.
— What joint hobbies do you and your husband have?
- Country house! We love to dig in the beds and in the ground. We can plant flowers, tomatoes, cucumbers, we can even plant potatoes.
— Do you like to relax together or separately?
- Together. After all, rest doesn’t happen often. Besides cinema and theater, we have a lot of social work, and it takes a lot of time.
I supervise the children's oncology department in Kashirka, our foundation is called “Pantanassa”. There is also a club for friends “Rainbow”; we organize an annual concert and bike ride dedicated to Medical Worker Day.
We are trying to help the children of the clinic raise funds for treatment and other needs. This is one of the things I really love.
There is also the Marfo-Mariinskaya Convent of Mercy in Moscow, with its Elizabethan Orphanage for girls, for children with cerebral palsy. There are many different social projects there. The monastery helps the sick, lonely, and poor, and Grand Duchess Elisaveta Feodorovna started it all. In November we will celebrate the anniversary of the Grand Duchess, I will help as much as I can, prepare this holiday.
— Why do you love your job?
“I’m pleased that I give people a little joy and happiness.” Not everyone can go to Moscow to watch performances, and artists rarely come to their small towns. If people come to the theater to watch a comedy, they relax their souls, and when they choose a serious performance, they get food for the mind, which is also wonderful! We work for people and when we see a return, this is the greatest reward for an artist.
And if we talk about unpleasant things, then it’s moving. We sleep 3-4 hours a day, no one knows where and no one knows how: sometimes on the bus, sometimes on the train...
—Has your profession ever required you to abandon any of your principles?
“I never go against my principles; I’d rather refuse some kind of work.” I carefully find out everything in advance, what it will be, who is doing it, why, so as not to get into an unpleasant situation or let someone down. We are free artists and have the right to choose. Nobody forces us to do what we don't want.
— What is your rider on tour?
— We are not in show business, our rider is very simple: the main thing is that there is tea, coffee and a warm dressing room.
— If you have a vacation, where do you plan to go?
— We’re thinking of going somewhere with a tent. Now we are sitting and developing a plan for where we will go. I don’t know how to lie on the beach, I always need to go somewhere, take a walk, see the sights, and not what is shown to all tourists, but I always ask the guide to take me to where all travelers are not taken.
— What have you been dreaming about lately?
“I dream that a lot of good films will be made, that our state will do more for children and for free, that people will have more conscience.” But as for the roles... It turns out that I never dream about them. Because I think this: what will be, will be.
REFERENCE
Tatyana Abramova was born on February 5, 1975 in Tyumen. In 1992 she made her debut as an actress at the St. Petersburg Saturday Theater, where she played until 1996. She graduated from the St. Petersburg Humanitarian University of Trade Unions with a degree in actor and drama theater director. He has two sons from his first marriage.
Yuri Belyaev was born on August 28, 1947 in the village of Poltavka, Omsk Region. The fourth time he entered the Shchukin Theater School, which he graduated in 1975. For 35 years, until 2010, he worked at the Moscow Taganka Drama and Comedy Theater. The actor’s filmography includes about 130 roles, including work in the films “Anna Karenina”, “Sleeping”, “Godunov”, “Ravine”, “Nurse” and others. Father of three children from his first and second marriages.
Filmography
- 1994 — “Hunting”
- 2000 - “Rostov-Papa”
- 2002 — “Life Goes On”
- 2003 - “Always say “Always”
- 2003 — “Cavaliers of the Starfish”
- 2005 — “One of Our Own”
- 2006 — “In the rhythm of tango”
- 2006 — “Stalin’s Wife”
- 2006 - “Ivan Podushkin. Gentleman of Detectives"
- 2007 — “Beloved for Hire”
- 2007 — “All so sudden”
- 2007 — “My Mother”
- 2010 — “The Master’s Last Secret”
- 2013 — “Craftsmen”
- 2014 - “The Alchemist. Elixir of Faust"
- 2016 — “Next to Us”
- 2019 — “Expropriator”
