Biography of Ekaterina Berezovskaya
Ekaterina Berezovskaya is a young talented Russian journalist, since 2020 she has been the host of the Vremya program on the main federal channel. The family duet of Berezovskaya and correspondent Konstantin Panyushkin looks very organic on the screen, and has become a unique feature of their joint television reports.
In the photo: Ekaterina Berezovskaya
Childhood and adolescence
Ekaterina was born in Moscow on February 4, 1990. Rumors that she is a relative of Boris Berezovsky are nothing more than fiction; they are simply namesakes with the late oligarch. Ekaterina is Russian by nationality, although her mother spent her childhood in Baku. There, at the Kirov Naval School, Katya’s grandfather, Colonel-Engineer Vyacheslav Vasilyevich Smolentsev, taught.
Ekaterina Berezovskaya in childhood
Katya dreamed of becoming an announcer or TV presenter from early childhood. Already at the age of 7, as Katya’s mother recalled, she claimed that she would be a television journalist. The girl studied well and graduated with honors from the experimental Izmailovo Gymnasium No. 1508 with in-depth study of humanitarian subjects.
Katya was best at foreign languages - she is fluent in English, knows German and French well, and speaks Italian fluently. This knowledge was very useful for Berezovskaya in her profession - now she feels at ease and at ease on business trips abroad, she can easily familiarize herself with the foreign press and communicate with a foreign interlocutor without a translator.
Parents of Ekaterina Berezovskaya
After graduating from school, Ekaterina debated for a long time between journalism, economics and medical education, but in the end she entered the Faculty of International Journalism at MGIMO. She is very grateful to her parents, who did not dissuade her, but, on the contrary, fully supported her choice.
It was not easy to get into one of the most prestigious universities in the capital - the competition for any of the faculties consistently exceeds twenty people per place. But Katya was not used to giving in to difficulties and successfully passed all the entrance exams. And already as a student, in addition to her main specialty, she took sociology courses and received a corresponding diploma.
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SEPARATED AN APARTMENT FROM HIS HOUSEWIFE WIFE
At first, the modest Soviet mathematician lived like everyone else. After graduating from the Moscow Forestry Engineering Institute, he married a simple Russian girl, Nina Korotkova, who studied there two years younger. Almost nothing is known about Nina Vasilievna. The couple's daughters Lisa and Katya were growing up (the former would later become an artist and give the flighty father a grandson, Savva). While the nimble Boris Berezovsky was paving the way into business, his wife remained a housewife - apparently, not at all the lifelong friend that a successful businessman needs. Having sent his grown-up daughters to study abroad, Boris Abramovich decided to throw in his lot with glamor. Which he then updated until the end of his life’s journey.
THE SECOND “PICKED THE BIRCH LIKE STICKY”
Galina Besharova fell in love with a poor 34-year-old mathematician from Moscow State University at the age of 22. But she did not manage to take him away from the family right away. In 1989, their first son Artem was born, and only two years later BAB finally divorced and married his new passion. As their mutual friends said, there were no parties - they came to the registry office and ran away. Nina got an apartment on Leninsky Prospekt, and the future oligarch himself moved in with Galya.
Galina Besharova fell in love with BAB when she was still 22 years old
At that time, Besharova worked at the Blagonravov Institute of Mechanical Engineering as an engineer. But it was she who made BAB into the person we knew him to be. At least that's what her friends think. “All this is very upsetting to Galina, since it was she who first suggested that he make a career not in science, but in business,” people around Galina said when she filed for divorce in 2009.
Besharova moved to London before her husband - back in 1993, when she learned about a parallel family. The traitor gave her and the children a mansion overlooking Hyde Park worth $16 million. Yes, I ran into the wrong one. “I plucked Birch like crazy,” her friends joked after the high-profile trial in London. It is in Russia that rich husbands leave their wives without money, but British justice prefers to side with the weaker sex.
A real blow for the brilliant schemer and Berezovsky, who was overextended during the crisis! Galina grabbed a record amount of compensation - about 200 million pounds sterling! “It doesn't matter whether the compensation is thousands of pounds or hundreds of millions of pounds. If a husband and wife can come to an agreement that they can both live with, it bodes much better for their future well-being and that of their children,” Judge Eleanor King said. By the way, Berezovsky unwittingly broke the record of millionaire John Charman (whose wife snatched “only” 48 million pounds).
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AND THE THIRD FROZEN ASSETS
The third chosen one of the oligarch, because of whom the marriage with Galina collapsed, was the dark-haired beauty Elena Gorbunova. BAB shamelessly stole a young lady of model appearance from the Moscow region from a friend and took him with him to Italy. Since then, she was considered Berezovsky's common-law wife. In 1996, their daughter Arina was born, and a year later their son Gleb.
“We don’t know who will win the “battle of the titans,” but in the battle of their friends, Elena will win!” the British media shouted vyingly when Elena Gorbunova and Dasha Zhukova came to court for the lawsuit between Berezovsky and Abramovich. Elena then appeared in a strict black trouser suit from Dolce Gabbana, but with a blouse almost bursting on her chest.
By the way, a couple of years ago the Daily Mail suddenly reported that a certificate of their marriage, issued on January 22, 1999 by Wedding Palace No. 1, had been found in St. Petersburg. An excerpt from the marriage registration book was also given. And this despite the fact that the Don Juan was still married to Besharova. Berezovsky's representative then assured that the couple did not consider this document legal. But, as they say, they nevertheless concluded a marriage contract. For some reason, years later, Elena will demand a substantial sum from her other half. 45-year-old Gorbunova will accuse Berezovsky of trying to sell real estate behind her back, demand 5 million pounds and achieve the freezing of his assets in January this year.
The marriage certificate of Berezovsky and Gorbunova was issued on January 22, 1999
But besides official relations, many of Berezovsky’s adventures, famous for his interest in young children, remained behind the scenes. Only a few of the loudest “love stories” are known.
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“AFTER LITVINENKO ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE”
In 1998, the oligarch was introduced to a 16-year-old nymph from Kemerovo named Marianna. She didn’t stand on ceremony with the “daddy.”
“Marianne was simply rude to his face. He says: you promised to give me a Mercedes, so I don’t need such pitiful handouts - just think, a hundred thousand dollars, let’s get something more substantial.
The same Marianna (left)
“I was absolutely stunned,” BAB’s friend told Express Gazeta six years ago.
“Listen,” I ask, “how old are you?”
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“For an eighteen-year-old, some Citroen or Ford Focus would be fine.”
And she answers me so calmly: “If I lived with you, then, of course, a Citroen would be suitable, because you are a normal, healthy man. And this is an old disgusting Jew whom everyone hates. No one will come near me after this, so I have to make the most of everything.”
What struck me most was that Borya listened to all this stoically. “Don’t pay any attention,” he said when Marianne left. “In a year I’ll definitely break her - she’ll fall in love with me like a cat.”
And in 2011, BAB’s former drivers shocked Puritan England with the details of his personal life. Trooper Mark Pendlebury drove an armored Maybach at a speed of 225 km per hour and brought teenage girls to the boss. For which he received 12 thousand dollars a month from Berezovsky.
Cars with girls rushed to the oligarch, usually at an estate in Surrey or to first-class hotels in London. Once, co-driver Daryl Jackson was taking a teenager in a pink tutu on a date, and they were pulled over by the police for speeding. And at the same time she demanded documents from the passenger to prove that she had turned 16. But such a case is an exception.
“I asked Daryl if we had police permission to drive at those speeds. He just winked and said that after Litvinenko, the boss can do anything,” admitted 47-year-old Pendlebury.
Once he was taking a young lady to the airport, but on Berezovsky’s instructions he did everything to make the lady miss her flight to Riga. The girl burst into tears, and she was taken back to her “beloved” for another day.
“Boris was very pleased and sent me a text message with a smiley face,” says Mark.
Usually, the drivers took the girls shopping - in order to “relieve them of boredom, and the boss from their complaints and whining.” Plump envelopes with money and cards were also handed over to shopaholics by Pendlebury and company.
Photo: TASS
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First steps in the profession
While studying at MGIMO, Berezovskaya was a member of the student council and was involved in creative youth projects, which became a solid foundation for her future profession. Together with her classmates, the girl produced news reports, filmed and edited them herself, and learned to interview media figures.
Ekaterina Berezovskaya in her youth
In the third year, it was necessary to find a place for an internship, and, using the advice of Yaroslav Lvovich Skvortsov, dean of the faculty, Katya turned to the Ren-TV channel. Soon, the talented student was officially included in the staff of correspondents and entrusted with the preparation of information programs. Later she gained experience working at Russia Today.
Ekaterina Berezovskaya while studying at MGIMO
A year later, Berezovskaya became interested in the Russia 24 channel and was offered a position as a permanent employee. Despite her young age, the girl quickly established herself as a professional, responsible journalist - one after another, her sharp reports and topical interviews began to appear, which were in no way inferior to the works of more experienced colleagues.
Ekaterina Berezovskaya worked on the Russia 24 channel
Obstetrician-gynecologist Elena Berezovskaya about common myths about conception
A research doctor and obstetrician-gynecologist with many years of experience, today Elena Berezovskaya is also the author of popular books on the development of the female body, conception, pregnancy and childbirth.
We talked with Elena Petrovna about why it is worth reading medical books, even if you regularly visit a doctor, what the main myths of her patients are based on, and how you can overcome the barrier between generations and talk about topics related to puberty.
Your new book “Baby, Are You Soon?” about conception. Tell us about the main myths associated with this topic.
The first of them: the number of infertile people is growing. Not really. It’s just that women used to give birth more often, today three children is already a large family. In percentage terms, of course, some things have changed, but only because the number of births has decreased.
The second myth: you can conceive a child very quickly. In reality, we are talking about infertility after a year of regular sexual relations. Usually, after two or three months, future parents begin to worry, look for the cause and run to doctors, although there is no particular reason for this.
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One of the most common modern myths: we can have children at any age, the main thing is to feel cool and young. Many people do not know that we have certain age limits, after which the chances of giving birth decrease and the level of defective conceptions and pregnancy losses increases. After 35 years, a woman’s body begins to change. This does not mean that she will not have children, but it is unknown which group she will fall into. And it is also important to remember that if the patient has not tried, then she cannot know whether she will become pregnant or not.
Well, the last common misconception: the woman is to blame for everything, she should be examined from head to toe. Unfortunately, this myth has not disappeared to this day. Women are simply more emotional and sensitive to this topic.
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You're talking about two to three months of trying. Do women really go to doctors so quickly and willingly?
Yes, this can be seen in the number of clinics specializing in reproduction. Today, information about them can be obtained both on the Internet and from friends. Society does not allow a woman to relax. You can't just calm down and keep trying.
How realistic are the horror stories that a woman experiences certain health problems because she has not given birth?
For some diagnoses this is true, for example for painful menstruation. There is such a disease as endometriosis, which is diagnosed right and left. In reality, it does not occur that often, but pregnancy is one of the treatment methods. All problems associated with hormonal fluctuations can take a more favorable course. This is not true for all patients, but it works for some women.
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And if we talk about girls who have chosen the child-free path for themselves. Should they be afraid of something serious?
There are no diseases that are seriously related to conception and childbirth. The stick always has two ends: pregnancy increases the development of breast cancer, but childbirth and lactation reduce it. Compensation is in progress. There are not enough diseases associated with reproductive function to suggest that life without a child will worsen your health. Doctors should be very careful with such statements. Not every woman is ready to be a mother, and forcing her to have a child for the sake of a show or society is wrong.
One of your books, “Mothers and Daughters,” is dedicated to the growing up of a girl, but is intended more for mothers. It’s not that women are not always ready to talk in detail with their teenage children about puberty. How to fix it?
There are several reasons why this happens: women are embarrassed, they don’t know what to call certain processes so as not to shock the child, no one talked to them about it either. Now there is more information that can be given to a teenage girl. If you don't know how to say it, give me a book or show me an article, or read along with her. Many chapters of the book “Mothers and Daughters” are quite understandable for teenagers, and the book is suitable for this purpose.
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I have a slightly provocative question: in the annotation to each of your books there is a note that the patient must see a doctor. How then can one explain the value of publications on medicine, in particular yours?
People without medical education should not engage in self-diagnosis and self-medication. I am not prescribing treatment regimens here, because an individual approach is important. These books were created in order, firstly, to understand what diagnoses there may be. And secondly, to obtain more information and understand whether the diagnosis is being carried out correctly. This is such help - control for people being treated in those institutions where the patient is not always a patient, but sometimes just a client with money. On the other hand, an antidepressant for those who are looking for sores in themselves, which turn out to be the norm. And, of course, a book is protection from information from the Internet. When American doctors checked links to medical articles about endometriosis, it turned out that 80% of the information on the Internet was false.
Work on Channel One
In 2014, Ekaterina plucked up courage, called Kirill Kleimenov personally and inquired about available vacancies. So the talented journalist was invited to Channel One, where she initially worked as a staff correspondent, and two years later she became Yuri Lipatov’s co-host on the morning news.
Ekaterina Berezovskaya and Konstantin Ernst
In December 2020, the country’s main federal channel released an investigative film, “Diseases of High Achievement,” which was a response to the WADA commission, which accused Russian athletes of doping. One of the co-authors of this large-scale project was Berezovskaya, who did a great job of collecting the necessary information. Evening news with Ekaterina Berezovskaya In January 2017, Berezovskaya began working in the First Studio project. Her responsibilities included producing the afternoon news bulletins, which she appeared live at 9:00, 10:00, 12:00 and 15:00.
Ekaterina Berezovskaya became the host of the “Time” program
In the same year, she was entrusted with a very responsible mission - on March 8, she became the host of an unscheduled news release, which covered Vladimir Putin’s participation in the G20 leaders’ summit in Hamburg. True, the journalist has not yet been able to personally interview the President of the Russian Federation.
Ekaterina conducted the most difficult broadcast in January 2020 - on that day at Ostankino they held a farewell ceremony for colleagues who died in a plane crash on December 25, 2020.
Personal life of Ekaterina Berezovskaya
Katya met her future husband Konstantin Panyushkin on the Ren-TV channel, where a young St. Petersburg television journalist, like her, had an internship. The young people liked each other and began dating.
Wedding of Ekaterina and Konstantin
Joint work and common interests brought them closer together, and in September 2014, the lovers formalized their relationship. Now the couple work together on Channel One, and attentive viewers can notice their playful smiles addressed to each other live.
Ekaterina Berezovskaya with her husband Konstantin Panyushkin
In their free time from work, Katya and Konstantin love to travel; they have already traveled to many countries, their favorite places being Rome and New York. Recently Berezovskaya and her friends visited her mother’s homeland, Baku, and now the Azerbaijani capital is also on this list. Berezovskaya devotes a lot of time to sports, because the presenter always needs to be in excellent physical shape and look fresh and cheerful even at five in the morning. Ekaterina regularly visits the pool and gym, and photo reports from cycling trips often appear on her Instagram.
Busy life off the air
The girl’s fans are eager to know the details of her personal life, but she herself does not say anything about her family and parents. From her Instagram you can find out that she got married in 2014; her husband Konstantin also works on Channel One, where he reports.
Often on air, the presenter has to collaborate with him and introduce him to the audience, while some note how her eyes immediately begin to shine. The couple have not yet had children, so in their free time they can afford to travel around the world. They also go to the theater for performances or attend important events in the capital.
Ekaterina Berezovskaya with her husband Kostya. Photo https://www.instagram.com/katya_berezovskaya_/
Berezovskaya's subscribers enjoy looking at her latest photographs taken while on vacation, with friends or in the studio. They note with admiration her energy and love for new places: the presenter can broadcast in the morning, and in the evening find herself in another country, for which her subscribers call her a motor girl.
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Fans admire her stylish outfits and admire her excellent appearance. The beauty constantly maintains her slender figure with sports activities and also rides a bicycle. Catherine also finds time to read books; she often rereads the works of classics, and she is also interested in contemporaries. Her favorite reference book was “The Master and Margarita” by Mikhail Bulgakov, who revealed his writing talent and wisdom in this novel.
Ekaterina Berezovskaya now
In 2020, Katya became the host of the “Time” program on Federal Channel One. Viewers appreciated the professionalism and charm of the new presenter; many believed that she could well replace 58-year-old Ekaterina Andreeva, who has recently begun to appear on air less and less. Ekaterina Berezovskaya about Channel One, the future of television and motivation Katya even began to be called Catherine II, but the rumors turned out to be premature - Andreeva still remains the permanent host of the Vremya program and is not yet going to give up her position.
