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Elena Vladimirovna Temnikova

(born April 18, 1985 (1985-04-18), Kurgan) is a Russian singer and songwriter. Former member of the group Serebro. She began her musical career in 2003 after she took third place in the second season of the music talent show “Star Factory”, during which she released the singles “Farthest” and “Secret”. After the completion of the project, she began collaborating with the show’s mentor, Maxim Fadeev.

In 2006, together with Fadeev, she formed the women's group Serebro, whose members, in addition to her, were Olga Seryabkina and Marina Lizorkina. The band first appeared in public in the final of the Eurovision Song Contest on May 12, 2007 in Helsinki, where Channel One sent it. According to the results of the competition, Serebro took third place. After a successful start, the group released their debut studio album “Opium Roz”, the presentation of which attracted about 70,000 people on Poklonnaya Hill in Moscow. In 2012, the group released the English-language album Mama Lover

, who has achieved success internationally. Since the release of the record, Temnikova has recorded several singles as part of the group, and in 2014 she terminated her contract with the label ahead of schedule due to deteriorating health.

At the end of the same year, she released her first solo single since 2004, “Dependence.” In 2020, she released the lead single “Impulses” from her debut mini-album TEMNIKOVA I

, recorded in the deep house genre.
In 2020, she continued to work in the genre, releasing her second mini-album TEMNIKOVA II
.
In 2020, the debut studio album “TEMNIKOVA III: Not Fashionable” was released, as well as the concert album “Above the Roofs. Acoustic live”, recorded in Gorky Park. In 2020, the third album TEMNIKOVA 4
.

Content

• 1 Biography 1.1 1985—2002: Early life
• 1.2 2003–2006: Beginning of musical career
• 1.3 2007—2014: Serebro
• 1.4 2014—2016: Beginning of solo career and TEMNIKOVA I
• 1.5 2016—2017: TEMNIKOVA II
• 1.6 2018—present in.: “TEMNIKOVA III: Not fashionable” and TEMNIKOVA 4

Biography

1985–2002: Early life

Elena Vladimirovna Temnikova was born on April 18, 1985 in the city of Kurgan, Kurgan Region, into the family of driver Vladimir Viktorovich and baker Tatyana Aleksandrovna Temnikova. From the age of 4 she played the violin, took part in various music competitions, but never graduated from music school[1], and instead came to the vocal studio of Valery Chigintsev[2]. Soon after graduating from Kurgan secondary school No. 38, she moved with her parents and older sister Natalya to Omsk. In December 2002, as the winner of one of the regional competitions, she went to Moscow to the All-Russian competition, held in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, where she won the grand prix[2].

2003–2006: Beginning of musical career

Elena Temnikova.
Photo from 2007. In 2003, on the last day, she auditioned for the second season of the Russian music talent show “Star Factory”. The project released the debut single “Farthest of All”, as well as the second single “Secret”, in the final it took third place, losing to Polina Gagarina and Elena Terleeva. After the end of the show, she toured with concerts along with other participants in the project, and also took part in the fifth season of the reality show “The Last Hero”. Then she signed a contract with the production center of Maxim Fadeev, and in 2006 she wanted to continue her career as part of a female group:

2007—2014: Serebro

Main article: Serebro § History

Serebro in Helsinki, 2007.

In March 2007, the selection committee of Channel One sent the unknown group Serebro to represent Russia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2007[4], where they performed the song “Song #1” and took third place[5]. “Song #1” topped the Russian radio chart[6], and also managed to get into the national charts of Switzerland[7], Sweden[8] and other countries. In the same year, the first Russian-language and second single “Breathe” was released, which peaked at No. 2 in the official Russian radio chart[9]. At the end of the year, Serebro won in the categories “Best Debut” at the MTV Russia Music Awards and “Best Selling Russian Artist” at the World Music Awards.

In 2008, the singles “Opium” and “Say Don’t Be Silent” were released, which both topped the Russian radio chart[10][11]. The band's debut album was expected to be released that same year, but it took place in 2009. The record, called “OpiumRoz”, was presented on Poklonnaya Hill and attracted about 70,000 spectators[12]. The album included 11 compositions, including 4 previously released singles, as well as Temnikova’s solo song “Dust of Angels”, written by Maxim Fadeev and Lyudmila Voynalovich.

In 2009, with an updated lineup, Serebro released the song “Sladko,” which also topped the Russian radio chart[13], becoming the group’s fourth No. 1. A week later, the English version of the track was presented, which became the first single from the upcoming second studio album. In 2010, the mini-album “Favorites” was released, which included both versions of the track, as well as the English-language singles “Sexing You” and “Angel Kiss”, which were also released in Russian under the titles “Not Time” and “Let’s Hold Hands” . In 2011, the group signed a contract with the Italian label “Ego”, which released the lead single “Mama Lover” from the upcoming album of the same name, and later the Russian version of “Mama Lyuba” was released. The peak position of the song in the Russian radio chart was No. 8[14], which was the worst result for Serebro on this chart, but nevertheless the single became widely popular after the release of the video and was presented in the “Song of the Year” and “Video of the Year” nominations for “ Muz-TV Awards 2012". Also for the first time for the band, the track entered the national charts of Belgium and Italy and peaked at No. 6 in both countries[15][16] and was able to get into Billboard

Japan Hot 100, ranking at number 49[17], as well as on
Billboard
Hot Dance/Electronic Songs, where it reached number 39[18]. In 2012, the last single from the album, “Gun,” was released, which also entered the official charts in some countries. A week later, on June 19, 2012, the album was released in Italy, and a week later the album was released in other territories. The presentation of the album took place on June 21 at the Roman gay club “Gay Village”[19]. In Russia, the album was released on October 11, and included the Russian version of “Gun” “Boy” as a bonus track.

In 2013, the group presented the first single “Sexy Ass” from the upcoming third studio album. Later, three videos were released: “MI MI MI”[20], “You are not enough” and “Frenzy”, which, in a duet with DJ MEG, was nominated in the “Best Duet” category for the “MUZ-TV Award 2014. Evolution”[21] .

On February 14, 2014, she announced that on December 3, 2014, her contract with the production center of Maxim Fadeev would end, after which she would leave the Serebro group[22]. On May 15, 2014, Temnikova left the Serebro group for health reasons[23]. In the group, she was first replaced by ex-participant Anastasia Karpova, and then by former participant in the show “Vacations in Mexico” Polina Favorskaya[24].

2014—2016: Beginning of solo career and TEMNIKOVA I

At the end of the summer of 2014, she became a member of the board of trustees of the Constellation of Hearts foundation, which was created to help sick and disabled children[25]. Also, the singer, together with the popular Russian brand “Marmalato”, released a collection of accessories “By Temnikova”, which appeared on store shelves on December 1[26].

On November 18, 2014, she released her debut solo single “Dependence.” On the same day, Lyric Video was released, which took first place in the category “Best Lyric Video of 2014” according to the ratings of the “ELLO” channel; and a video shot by famous photographer Claudio Porcarelli[27].

On April 6, 2020, the premiere of his second solo work took place - the single and video “Toward”. The song “Towards” was presented in three different versions - romantic, dance and acoustic[28].

On July 13, 2020, she released the single “Let’s Fly Away,” which was released in the deep house genre, popular in Europe[29]. On July 25, 2020, a new version of the track was released, which was later included in the debut mini-album TEMNIKOVA I

[30].

Since September 20, he has been taking part in the third season of the TV show “Exactly the Same” on Channel One[31]. During her participation in the project, she parodied Natalie with the song “The Wind from the Sea Blowed”, Zemfira with the song “Daisies”, Kylie Minogue and “Can’t Get You Out of My Head”, Ekaterina Ivanchikova from the group IOWA with the song “Smile”, the song “Desert Island” from the film “Little Red Riding Hood”, sang by Yulia Volkova (together with Aglaya Shilovskaya as Elena Katina) with the hit “I’ve lost my mind”, P!nk - “Trouble”, as well as Maria Makarova with the song “Lyubochka” , Selena Gomez with the song “Love You Like a Love Song” and Keti Topuria from “A’Studio” with “Fly Away”. In the final, Temnikova performed as Gwen Stefani with the composition “Don't Speak”.

On September 29, 2020, the single “Probably” premiered together with Natan, and on October 13, a video for this song was presented.

On February 2, 2020, the single “Jealousy” also premiered, and on February 18, a video for this song was presented.

On April 14, 2020, the premiere of the single “Impulses” took place, performed in the deep house genre already familiar to fans of the singer. On July 1, a video for this song was presented. The track became a hit, and was also criticized for its obvious similarity to the song “No more” by the British group Gorgon City[32]. National Music Publishing House LLC twice removed the video for the song from the YouTube video hosting service. The first time the clip was restored to public access, the next time it was not. Because of this, on December 14, the clip was published again with a changed arrangement[33]. The updated version was also included in Temnikova’s first mini-album.

On July 25, 2020, a single called “Warmth” premiered on “Europa Plus LIVE” and on October 17, 2020, a video for this song was released. On the same day, the track could be purchased on iTunes, Apple Music and Google Play Music[34].

On August 6, 2020, she gave a live concert at an altitude of 2320 meters above sea level, thereby entering the Guinness Book of Records. The concert took place on the territory of the Rosa Khutor resort[35]. At this concert, the singer presented to the public 2 new tracks called “Sorry” and “Movements”. On August 6, 2020, Elena repeated her performance, announcing that the concert would now become an annual event.

On September 9, 2020, pre-orders for the debut mini-album TEMNIKOVA I

. The album includes 7 compositions: “Impulses”, “Let’s fly away”, “Warmth”, “At the bottom”, “Happiness”, “Movements” and “Closer”. The EP was released on September 30, 2020, and almost immediately the mini-album reached number one in iTunes Russia. On September 16, 2020, the track “Movements” became available on iTunes Russia and became the third official single from the debut mini-album. Filming of the video for this track began on October 17, and its premiere took place on November 22, 2020.

On December 2, 2020, she presented her new single “Don’t Blame Me,” the video for which was released on May 2, 2020. The director was Alexey Golubev.

2016—2017: TEMNIKOVA II

On December 26, 2020, Elena Temnikova and starred in the video for the song “Crazy Russian”, which became the soundtrack to the film “Defenders” directed by Sarik Andreasyan[36][37]. The soundtrack was released on January 27, 2020, and the video on February 1.

On March 31, 2020, the single “Breathe” was released, which became the first single in support of the new mini-album TEMNIKOVA II

. The video premiered on June 27. The director was Alan Badoev.

On April 13, 2020, the single “Naked” was presented, and on May 19, “Let’s Fly Away.”

On June 30, 2020, she presented the next single “Podsypal” in support of the new album. TEMNIKOVA II opened on iTunes

. On September 22, 2020, the track “Seemed Strange” from the upcoming album became available for purchase. The album was released on September 29. In total, the mini-album included 8 tracks: “Breathe”, “Purple”, “I suddenly break down”, “Seemed strange”, “Collect me”, “Purple” and “I don’t believe it”. On October 9, the premiere of the video for the single “Seemed Strange” took place.

On November 3, 2020, the premiere of the single “I’m fine” took place, which was soon included in the album TEMNIKOVA III: Not fashionable

.

On December 22, 2020, the single “Sing with Me” premiered together with KREC. On December 25, the first VK Music Awards took place on the social networking platform VKontakte, where the single “Breathe” was among the most listened to tracks of the year, ranking in 9th place. She was awarded a special plaque on her personal page on VKontakte, as well as the title of “Artist of the Year”.

2018—present in.: “TEMNIKOVA III: Not fashionable” and TEMNIKOVA 4

Elena Temnikova.
Photo from 2020. On January 14, 2020, the first big solo concert took place at Crocus City Hall, which became part of the grandiose and first Russian tour for the singer “TEMNIKOVA TOUR 2017-2018” in support of the mini-album TEMNIKOVA II

. The concert took place to a full house. The remaining tickets were sold out the day before the concert.

On February 23, 2020, the track “Slow” was released as a promotional single for the upcoming album TEMNIKOVA III: Not Fashionable

.

On March 16, 2020, the song “Purple” became the 3rd and last official single in support of the mini-album TEMNIKOVA II

. The video clip premiered on the same day in iTunes Russia. The filming of the video took place in Kyiv, and the director was Evgeniy Sobolev.

On March 30, 2020, the single “Don’t Hold Me Back” was released in support of the new album. The video clip premiered on April 27, 2020 in iTunes Russia. The director was Evgeny Sobolev.

On April 10, 2020, pre-orders for the first wide-screen album “TEMNIKOVA III: Unfashionable” opened on iTunes. On April 20, 2020, the single “Not Fashionable” was released for the upcoming album. The album was released on April 27, 2020. In total, the album included 13 tracks: “Intro”, “Not fashionable”, “Don’t hold me back”, “Very strongly”, “Drunk”, “White noise”, “Something is wrong” , “Slow”, “It’s fucked up”, “Not stronger than me”, “Stir”, “I’m fine” and “Outro”.

On September 21, 2020, the acoustic mini-album “Above the Roofs,” recorded on the roof of the Gorky Park museum in Moscow, was released on iTunes. In total, the mini-album includes 4 acoustic versions of the singer’s previously known singles: “Not fashionable,” “Breathe,” “I’m fine,” and “Something’s wrong.”

On October 1, 2020, the single “BLACK / WHITE” premiered together with Callmeartur and Fabio, and on October 5, 2020, the single “Under Hearts in Circles” premiered. On December 7, 2020, the single “Under the Moon” was released, and on December 14, 2020, the single “DJ” was released together with Swanky Tunes.

On January 25, 2020, pre-orders for the fourth album TEMNIKOVA 4 opened on iTunes.

The release took place on February 5th. This is Elena's first record that does not have a single dance composition. As Lena promised, the album turned out to be completely lyrical, spring and romantic. In total, the album includes 8 tracks: “Intro”, “Butterflies”, “Battery”, “Spoken”, “Body Contours”, “No Communication”, “On Zeroes” and “Outro”. On March 25, 2020, Elena Temnikova presented the trailer “Trilogy of Love TEMNIKOVA 4”, announcing the release of a trilogy of videos for songs from the new album TEMNIKOVA 4 - “Butterflies”, “No connection” and “Spoken”, connected by a common storyline. On March 28, 2020, the video clip for the track “Butterflies” premiered, on May 15, 2020, for the track “No Communication,” and on June 25, for the track “Spoken.” All three videos were directed by Leonid Kolosovsky.

In May 2020, Ukrainian nationalists tried to disrupt Temnikova’s concert in Odessa. This happened after opposition Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko, who emigrated to Ukraine, drew attention to Temnikova’s tour. Babchenko informed his readers that Temnikova adheres to a patriotic position towards Russia, and expressed skepticism regarding the appropriateness of her tours in Odessa and Kyiv. As a result, Ukrainian nationalists picketed the club where Temnikova performed and burned the Russian flag[38][39].

On June 14, 2020, the premiere of the single “Follow Me” took place, and on June 28, the single “Heat” was premiered. The premiere of the video clip for the track “Heat” took place on October 25, 2020. The director was Medet Shayakhmetov.

On July 5, 2020, the single “Hug” premiered, and on July 15, the song and video clip “Strangling the Jewelry,” directed by Leonid Kolosovsky, was released.

On August 5, 2020, the acoustic mini-album TEMNIKOVA 4 (Live) was released. In total, the mini-album includes 5 acoustic versions of the singer’s singles: “Butterflies”, “Spoken”, “Contours of Bodies”, “No Communication” and “On Zeroes”.

On October 18, 2020, the single “STRESS” premiered, and on November 8, the single “DAIMNE.LOVE” premiered. On November 21, 2020, the premiere of the maxi-single “Unreal Love” took place together with singer EMMA M.

On December 20, 2020, the premiere of the song “My Favorite” took place, which, according to Elena Temnikova, might never have been released if not for thousands of messages from fans[40].

Elena Temnikova: biography

Elena Temnikova is a Russian singer, participant in the music show “Star Factory 2”, ex-soloist of the group “Serebro”, in which she took third place at the international Eurovision 2007 competition. Since 2014, she has been developing a solo career and created her own music label BY TEMNIKOVA.

The biography of Elena Temnikova originates in the provincial Russian town of Kurgan. The girl grew up active and interested in creativity, studied in various children's clubs, and teachers did not have time to praise the future star for her academic success.

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From the age of 4, the girl was already interested in music and attended karate courses. In addition, she painted and sculpted, embroidered and knitted, and also learned to play the violin. These passions were encouraged and supported by their parents. From childhood, they taught the child independence, the ability to take responsibility and make decisions. All this had an impact in the future, as Elena became a determined and purposeful person.

As an adult, Temnikova repeatedly recalled with gratitude and nostalgia in interviews that it was her parents who became for her the example to which she pays attention throughout her life.

Elena Temnikova in childhood

The peak of Elena Temnikova’s young creativity took place at the age of ten, when the girl began performing and rehearsing. She has won regional and all-Russian music competitions, and she finished school well, and her hobby did not interfere with her studies. Elena did not complete her studies at the music school, but moved to Valery Chigintsev’s vocal studio.

The turning point for the girl was December 2002, when Elena Temnikova took first place in a regional vocal competition and was sent to conquer Moscow, where Temnikova also took the Grand Prix.

Elena Temnikova

A few months later, the young singer finally moved to the Russian capital and planned to enter a theater higher education institution in the PR department. Then Elena accidentally found out about a new casting for the popular project “Star Factory”. The girl appeared before the jury on the last day of selection and entered the show.

Personal life

In December 2009, rumors spread on the Internet that the lead singer of the Serebro group, Elena Temnikova, was leaving the band[41]. One version of the departure was an affair with composer Artyom Fadeev, the brother of producer Maxim Fadeev, who forced Lena to refuse further work in the group[42]. On November 30, a casting for a vocalist was announced on the group’s official website[43]. Subsequently, Elena admitted that the news about her affair with Artyom was a PR stunt invented by Maxim Fadeev[44].

The first husband, Alexey Aleksandrovich Semyonov (born September 11, 1975, Gorky (now Nizhny Novgorod)), met Elena on the project “Star Factory 2”[45]. Formally, they were married for 6 years, but for the last 4 years they actually did not live together.

In 2014, she married Dmitry Yuryevich Sergeev (born October 4, 1981, Novosibirsk), the head of an IT company. On March 27, 2015, the couple had a daughter, Alexandra.

Dmitry Sergeev now

In 2020, on the 38th birthday of her husband, who, according to rumors, is now producing her other half and occasionally accompanies her at social events, Elena could not resist touching congratulations on social networks. The post caused a flurry of enthusiastic comments from fans.

A month before the new year 2020, fans, excited by the cancellation of their favorite concerts, noticed the excessive roundness of her stomach and hastened to put forward the theory that she was expecting a second child. But the singer nipped the rumors in the bud, saying that she had simply gained weight.

Discography

Solo career

Main article: Discography of Elena Temnikova

Studio albums

• TEMNIKOVA I
  (2016)
• TEMNIKOVA II
  (2017)
• TEMNIKOVA III: Not fashionable
  (2018)
• TEMNIKOVA 4
  (2019)

Live albums

• Above the rooftops. Acoustic Live
  (2018)
• TEMNIKOVA 4 (Live)
  (2019)

As part of the Serebro group

Main article: Serebro discography

Studio albums

• "OpiumRoz" (2009)
• Mama Lover
  (2012)

Mini albums

• "Favorites" (2010)

Awards and nominations

Notes

1. Tatiana Ivanova |
   Komsomolskaya Pravda website. Elena Temnikova: I paid six zeros to leave Serebr, and Fadeev continues to poison me (Russian). KP.RU - website of Komsomolskaya Pravda (April 24, 2015). Retrieved February 7, 2020.
2. ↑ 1 2 Ekaterina Taranova.
   Elena Temnikova: “I’m always right!” (Russian). www.km.ru (March 24, 2014). Retrieved July 10, 2014.
3. Ramazan Ramazanov.
   Members of the Serebro group the day before; “No sleep and no personal life” // Relax. - 2007. - No. 19.
4. Surprise for Eurovision (unspecified)
   . lenta.ru. Retrieved February 8, 2020.
5. Eurovision Song Contest: Top 10 (English) (May 13, 2007). Retrieved February 8, 2020.
6. Serebro — Song #1 (listen to music, watch video clip) (unspecified)
   . tophit.ru. Retrieved February 18, 2020.
7. Serebro - Song #1 - hitparade.ch (unspecified)
   . hitparade.ch. Retrieved February 18, 2020.
8. swedishcharts.com - Swedish Charts Portal (undefined)
   . swedishcharts.com. Retrieved February 18, 2020.
9. Serebro - Dyshi (Song#2) (listen to music, watch video clip) (unspecified)
   . tophit.ru. Retrieved February 18, 2020.
10. Serebro - Opium (listen to music, watch video clip) (unspecified)
    . tophit.ru. Retrieved February 18, 2020.
11. Serebro - Tell me, don’t be silent (listen to the music, watch the video clip) (undefined)
    . tophit.ru. Retrieved February 18, 2020.
12. Faces of Trans-Urals. TEMNIKOVA Elena Vladimirovna.
13. Serebro - Sladko (Original Radio Edit) (listen to music, watch video clip) (unspecified)
    . tophit.ru. Retrieved February 18, 2020.
14. Serebro — Mama Lover (listen to music, watch video clip) (unspecified)
    . tophit.ru. Retrieved February 18, 2020.
15. Ultratop Ultratip Bubbling Under (undefined)
    . ultratop.be. Retrieved February 18, 2020.
16. italiancharts.com - Italian charts portal (undefined)
    . italiancharts.com. Retrieved February 18, 2020.
17. Serebro Chart History (undefined)
    . Billboard. Retrieved February 19, 2020.
18. Serebro Chart History (undefined)
    . Billboard. Retrieved February 19, 2020.
19. SEREBRO LIVE PERFORMANCE | Gay Village (undefined)
    . web.archive.org (June 19, 2012). Retrieved February 18, 2019.
20. The single “Mi Mi Mi” by the group “Serebro” conquered all of Europe - Metro
21. Mikhail Ryabikov.
    “MUZ-TV Award 2014. Evolution” (Russian). Komsomolskaya Pravda (April 9, 2014). Retrieved July 10, 2014.
22. Lisitsyna, Maria.
    Lena Temnikova is leaving the Serebro group?
    (undefined)
    . Portal Woman.ru (February 14, 2014). - Stars - News. Retrieved May 16, 2014.
23. Elena Temnikova left “Silver” earlier than planned (unspecified)
    . Russian news agency “InterMedia” (May 15, 2014). — Music — Chronicle. Retrieved May 16, 2014.
24. The new soloist of the Serebro group was Polina Nalivalkina - Favorskaya from Vacation in Mexico (Russian). Paparazzi magazine. Retrieved June 30, 2014.
25. Elena Temnikova became involved in charity work (Russian). www.intermedia.ru (August 22, 2014). Retrieved September 1, 2015.
26. Natalya Biryukova.
    Lena Temnikova has developed a capsule collection of fine jewelry (Russian). www.tele.ru (December 2, 2014). Retrieved September 1, 2020.
27. Temnikova dedicated her first single to dependence on her husband (Russian). 7days.ru (November 18, 2014). Retrieved September 1, 2015.
28. Premiere: Elena Temnikova presented a new video “Towards”, HELLO! Russia (Russian). HELLOmagazine (April 6, 2015).
29. Lena Temnikova presented a summer dance single (Russian). Cosmopolitan (July 14, 2015).
30. Let's fly away — Single by Elena Temnikova on Apple Music (English) (25 July 2016). Retrieved October 9, 2020.
31. Elena Temnikova. Natalie - “The wind blew from the sea.” Exactly (Russian). Channel One (September 20, 2015). Retrieved September 21, 2015. Archived September 21, 2020.
32. 
    of the famous British group (Russian), Life.ru. Retrieved October 9, 2020.
33. City impulses - Elena Temnikova (Hit 2017)
34. Album on Apple Music: Heat - Single (Elena Temnikova) (Russian) (July 25, 2016). Retrieved October 9, 2020.
35. Lena Temnikova risked her life and set a world record (Russian). Passion.ru (August 8, 2016).
36. Singer Elena Temnikova and rapper ST recorded the official soundtrack of the film “Defenders” and shot a video (Russian). timeout.ru (December 27, 2016).
37. Elena Temnikova and rapper ST shot a video for the soundtrack of the film “Defenders” (Russian). peopletalk.ru (December 27, 2016).
38. “Odessa against Putin’s fan”: Temnikova’s concert is in jeopardy (Russian). Ukraina.ru (May 24, 2019). Retrieved June 10, 2020.
39. Nationalists burned the Russian flag before Temnikova’s concert in Odessa (Russian). Life.ru (May 25, 2019). Retrieved June 10, 2019.
40. “My favorite” (Russian). instagram.com (December 20, 2019). Retrieved December 20, 2020.
41. Temnikova leaves Serebro because of an affair with Fadeev
42. Lena Temnikova leaves the Serebro group. Casting announced, upmonitor.ru (Retrieved December 6, 2009)
43. About the casting
44. Lena Temnikovala spoke about the humiliation she suffered in the group SEREBRO
45. Lena Temnikova could not get a divorce for four years (Russian). 7days.ru (September 16, 2014). Retrieved January 29, 2020.
46. INSTA Awards 2020 (Russian). muz.moscow (2015). Retrieved February 16, 2020. Archived February 16, 2020.
47. Voting: Best Russian-language artist of the year (Russian). tntmusic.ru (2016). Retrieved December 29, 2020.
48. The most stylish women of the year (Russian). tntmusic.ru (2016). Retrieved December 29, 2020.
49. Elena Temnikova is our EMA nominee. Why? (Russian). MTV Russia (2017). Retrieved October 3, 2020.

Wedding of Elena Temnikova and her second husband, Dmitry Sergeev: photo

A beautiful wedding, a strong family, a reliable husband and a long-awaited, beloved child - every girl dreams of this, and Elena Temnikova is no exception. Her “candy-bouquet period” with businessman and future second husband Dmitry Sergeev was short, but full of passion and unearthly love. Soon after meeting, the couple decides to legalize their relationship. And they do it in an unconventional way - the lovers fly to the Maldives, where the two of them, without witnesses, have a romantic wedding on the ocean shore.

Wedding of Elena Temnikova and her second husband, Dmitry Sergeev

Beautiful photos from Elena Temnikova’s wedding soon spread throughout all the glossy publications. The bride in an elegant, long dress the color of heavenly azure and the happy groom in a snow-white outfit. Once upon a time, a modest girl from a provincial Ural town could not even dream of such a thing!

Elena Temnikova is not shy about demonstrating her love for her husband in front of everyone

Not much is known about Temnikova’s second husband, Dmitry Sergeev. He is 33 years old, he comes from Novosibirsk, and has a higher legal education. For a long time, Sergeev lived in Germany, where he successfully developed his business. He married successfully, was happy in his marriage and became the father of three beautiful children.

Elena Temnikova's second husband, before meeting the singer, was a wonderful family man

Suddenly... Once on TV they played a video of the popular group “Serebro” - “You Are Not Enough.” Dmitry saw Elena - and, as they say, disappeared. Fell in love like a boy, forgetting about his wife and children. Having studied the group’s tour schedule, Sergeev persistently seeks a meeting with Temnikova, showering her with bouquets, but has not yet decided to meet her.

Dmitry Sergeev admits that Temnikova is his “dream girl”

They are introduced by mutual friends on Valentine's Day. After talking incessantly for several hours in a row, Sergeev and Temnikova understand that this is fate. Later, the singer’s future husband admitted that he simply “drowned in her eyes.” A painful period of separation began: he was in Europe, she was in Russia, on tour... There was only one way to end this nightmare: by tying the knot, which the couple hastened to do. True, for a long time Temnikova remained silent about her new, married status and carefully hid her husband from journalists.

Elena Temnikova and Dmitry Sergeev: together forever?