Timur Solovyov is a TV presenter, showman, author and organizer of corporate parties and events, model and director. Solovyov fell in love with the viewer as the host of programs on MTV and Muz-TV channels, as well as the entertainment shows Good Morning and Good Day! on Channel One.
Timur Solovyov was born on February 11, 1982 in the Latvian city of Evglava. The showman's parents divorced when he was still a boy. From the age of 12, Timur lived with his father, a former professional motorcycle racer. The parent did not pay much attention to raising his son, so he grew up as a "street" child.
“I moved in with my father, and he, like all dads, didn’t take much care of me - in the sense that he gave me a lot of freedom. When the boy is not doing anything, he goes outside. I went, ”says in an interview with OK! TV presenter himself.
Thanks to this upbringing, Timur from childhood was used to proving to himself and others that he was worth a lot. This explains his future success. In 1999, the future showman entered the Odessa National University at the Faculty of Philology with a degree in Modern Journalism and Literature. There he took his first steps on stage, performing in the KVN team "Pagans".
In the same year, his modeling career began. Correct facial features and height (180 cm) help Timur look great in the photo. Soon Solovyov became a sought-after fashion model and fashion model: he participated in fashion shows in Moscow and St. Petersburg, starred for fashion magazines.
A television
In 2004, Timur graduated from the university with honors. Immediately after, the Odessa TV channel "Glas" invited a young journalist to the post of news anchor. After 3 months, "Glas" trusts Timur Solovyov to direct a new show - "Men's Council". One more month later, the program “FACE CONTROL” is released, the author of which is also Timur. The programs created by Solovyov easily find their fans, and he himself becomes a Ukrainian star.
Timur Solovyov on the Odessa TV channel "Glas" In addition to the university, Timur graduated from the acting school "Success" in Odessa and the New York Film Academy with a degree in "Director of feature films". In 2005, the presenter was invited to the MTV-Russia channel in Moscow. Solovyov worked there until 2008, and then left for the competing channel Muz-TV. During his work on MTV, Timur hosted 8 programs, including the work that he directed on his own - the City-File television project.
After switching to Muz-TV, Timur Solovyov becomes a star. He hosted the most rated programs of the channel - "Sofa Bed", "Urbania", "Diaries of the New Wave Festival in Jurmala", "Pro-Fashion", "Pro-news". In 2008, Timur Solovyov starred in an advertisement for the Megafon company. Since 2009, Timur has become not only a television, but also a radio host. Together with him, he created his own show "Daring Morning" on the Megapolis FM radio channel.
In 2011, Timur Solovyov first tried himself as an actor. The showman performed a cameo in the director's comedy Pregnant. Ratings for the film were low and reviews were negative. Timur himself later said that he did not feel acting talent in himself.
The victory in the competition for the role of the host of Good Morning on Channel One in 2011 is a new breakthrough in the career of Timur Solovyov. He found out about the casting by accident and did not even hope to win. Without waiting for the results, Timur flew to Los Angeles to learn the art of directing. But a call from the First forced him to return to Russia. Since 2012, Timur has also hosted the Good Day! on the first.
Personal life
Timur Solovyov prefers not to advertise his personal life. It is only known that he met with the presenter for a long time. For the first time he saw Anna on the TV screen and immediately fell in love. He tried by hook or by crook to find her phone number, and when he found it, he long and hard sought the location of the girl.
An engagement took place, and Timur publicly announced Anna as his future wife. But the wedding never took place. The star explained the reason for their separation:
“My ex-girlfriend and I were engaged. But at some point, both realized that we could not be together, and parted ways. Because after all, a family, marriage is not just a passion, it is a comfortable existence together. In addition to vivid emotions, there will be everyday life - and friendship, compatibility, comfort are important here.
For a TV presenter, there is no specific type of girls, beauty and parameters are not important. But Timur is embarrassed when a girl smokes. And he does not accept change.
“If your beloved woman is cheating on you, this is a great reason to think. It happens that a person is simply not “yours”, but it also happens that a person stumbled. Of course, I would not like to face this situation, because it is difficult, but purely theoretically, I think I could forgive. The question is how the relationship will develop further: to forgive is one thing, but to get bad thoughts out of your head is much more difficult, ”said Timur Solovyov in an interview.
In 2015, the TV presenter became the godfather. The godson is the son of a close friend of Timur Solovyov Alexander. The TV presenter was chosen as the godfather for a reason. It was he who introduced the boy's parents to each other. Timur himself considers it a great honor to be trusted. In an interview, Timur Solovyov announced that he was going to be an exemplary godfather for Sasha: he would love, give gifts and pamper his godson in every possible way.
Timur Solovyov now
Now Timur is free. He is one of the 24 desired suitors of 2017 according to the online magazine Marie Claire. Produces and directs, hosts events, appears on TV shows as a guest star. Leads the show "Good afternoon!" and “Good morning” with a partner and colleague on the First.
Among his constant hobbies are boxing and basketball, Timur even founded the Legend Production project - fighting tournaments that combine kickboxing and mixed-rules fights. As of 2016-2017, the life of Timur Solovyov in Instagram 33.6 thousand subscribers are watching.
Projects
- "Men's Council" (2004);
- "FACE CONTROL" (2004);
- "Kinochart" (2005);
- "Dream come true" (2008);
- "Sofa Bed" (2008);
- "PRO-news" (2009);
- Good Morning (2011);
- "Pregnant" (2011);
- "Good afternoon!" (2012).
Half a century ago, becoming an announcer on central television was not so easy: candidates had to have a diploma in philology, as a result - impeccable Russian, impeccable diction, oratorical skills. Today, the requirements for TV journalists are completely different - a charismatic beauty is more likely to become a TV host than a journalism graduate with a red diploma.
In the ELLE review - the most beautiful TV presenters in Russia, who look so impressive in the frame that they are forgiven for any professional imperfections.
The Russian TV presenter of the Georgian style is one of the most energetic and sociable representatives of the media industry, a successful business woman and one of the brightest women of Russian TV - in a word, an example to follow. The secret of such a beautiful form of 41-year-old Kandelaki is simple: the star exhausts herself with strength training, as follows from her Instagram. Promoting a sports lifestyle, Tina uses heavy artillery - not only dumbbells, but also more serious weights.
The police major got on television literally for her beautiful eyes: the girl woke up famous after winning the Miss Universe beauty contest in 2002. Since receiving the title of the first world beauty, Oksana's career in the domestic media business began: first, as the host of the Good Night, Kids!, Saturday Evening programs on the First Federal Channel, and then as an actress of television series. Many enviable suitors fell victims of Fedorova's charm, even the country's main "natural blond" Nikolai Baskov could not resist.
With her exotic appearance, the beauty and clever woman - previously the host of Vesti, and now the Good Morning program - conquers even overseas gentlemen. In the past, the girl had a high-profile romance with Hollywood director Brett Ratner. The star boyfriend was head over heels in love and even introduced Kim to his parents. And if it weren’t for a rival in the person of Mariah Carey, the Moscow world would have walked at a Hollywood wedding. However, the presence of such a competitor is already very flattering.
The fact that Dana Brorisova was the first Russian TV presenter who starred for a male gloss speaks eloquently for itself. As the host of the Army Store program, Dana became a sex symbol for the entire Russian army. For the image of a textbook blonde cultivating the image of a sex diva, the tabloids called Borisova the younger sister of Pamela Anderson. The TV ratings of her programs were the best proof of this - the male half of the viewers clung to the screen when the presenter appeared on it. Many years have passed since then, Dana has almost disappeared from television, devoting herself to her daughter, but in the media circles she continues to maintain a reputation as a sex symbol.
Anastasia Chernobrovina is one of the most recognizable TV presenters in the country: every day of Russians begins with her signature “Good morning, Russia!”. On her channel, Chernobrovina is known as the first beauty. To attract the attention of early awakened viewers of the host of the program "Morning of Russia" is already possible with one radiant smile. And Anastasia deftly dances jif and quickstep - this was taught to her by her partner in the Dancing with the Stars project.
No matter how disturbing the events of the day are, listening to daily news reports from the lips of Maria Sittel is a real pleasure. But one of the most beautiful TV presenters in Russia succeeded not only in this matter: Maria won the project “Dancing with the Stars”. For this triumph, Sittel and her partner were sent to the international competition of professional dancers "Dance Eurovision". And the TV presenter, by her own example, contributes to demographic growth: it's hard to imagine, but 41-year-old Maria Sittel is a mother of four children!
An athlete, a Komsomol member and just a beauty - all this is about Yulia Bordovskikh. She was one of the brightest women on the Russian television screen at the dawn of her career, and remains so to this day at 47 years old. The secret of Yulia's attractiveness is simple: she started as a sports news presenter on NTV, and the image of a sports journalist, so to speak, obliged her to keep fit. As a result, playing sports for life has become a TV presenter's habit. Years later, Bordovskikh even released her own books, Fitness with Pleasure and Fitness for Two.
“Morning of Russia” is one of the most popular programs aired on the Rossiya-1 TV channel every weekday from 05.00 to 9.00. Her story began in September 1998. Then she was known as "Good morning, Russia!". For almost 17 years of existence, not only the leaders and the concept of the program, its plot content, studios, but also, of course, those who meet the morning with us on the other side of the screen have repeatedly changed. One of the last replacements became very painful for the audience, who could not understand where the presenter Irina Muromtseva had gone, who so unexpectedly disappeared from the air after so many years of regular appearance on it.
Leading programs
Over the entire long history, more than forty of them have appeared in the program. Among them are those who were in the studio, announcers of news blocks and journalists representing various thematic headings. Two couples became the most popular, recognizable and loved by the whole country: together with Anastasia Chernobrovina, and with Irina Muromtseva. And if the first three still appear on the morning air of the TV channel, then on November 27, 2014, all viewers of the program, turning on the TV, were at a loss: where did Irina Muromtseva go? She was replaced by Elena Lander, who did not suit the majority of the show's fans, who were not ready for such an unexpected replacement. But why did this happen? Let's figure it out, and at the same time recall some facts of the TV presenter's professional biography.
Irina Muromtseva's career on television before Morning of Russia
Her first appearance took place in 1999 on the NTV channel in the program Segodnyachko, popular at that time, the successor to the Vremechko program, the genre of which was defined as folk news. It aired three times a day: morning, afternoon and late at night.
A year later, in 2000, Muromtseva acted as one of the producers of the Hero of the Day program, and since 2001 she has worked as an announcer on Radio Liberty. During this period, the most attentive viewers, perhaps, said to each other: “Remember, there was such Irina Muromtseva, a TV presenter. Where did it go, I wonder? Indeed, at that time she did not appear on the television screen, but she worked quite successfully outside of it.
Five years later, in 2006, she received an offer to work on the Rossiya TV channel, where her first broadcast took place, first as a news anchor, and then as a morning program.
Eight years in the "Morning of Russia": how it was
Irina herself admitted that the project team has become a second family for her for such a long time. She fit perfectly into her new environment and successfully broadcast in tandem with Andrei Petrov, and later with Vladislav Zavyalov, when the project management decided to reshuffle. In the process of work, Irina was able to fully reveal her acting talent, as she once dreamed of entering VGIK. This happened during the filming of scenes that clearly illustrate the current topics of the program's plots.
During this time, pleasant changes took place in her personal life: in March 2013, she became a mother for the second time and went to the maternity hospital directly from the filming of the last broadcast before maternity leave. Then the audience did not even have a question about where the presenter Irina Muromtseva had gone. Everyone perfectly understood what event was coming in her life, and at that time Anastasia Chernobrovina appeared on the television screens of the country's main morning show.
Prerequisites for leaving the Rossiya TV channel
According to some sources and interviews that the TV presenter herself gave after leaving the program and the channel, in the summer of 2014, at the TEFI award ceremony, she received an offer from the General Director of Channel One, not only to host a new Sunday project unique for Russian television, but also to produce it. After much deliberation, the decision was finally made, and turning on their TVs on the morning of November 27, 2014, the audience wondered: where did the announcer Irina Muromtseva go and what kind of woman is taking her place on the air? The project management did not officially announce the departure of the presenter, who over the years has become a recognizable face of the popular morning program, but Irina herself published an entry on the Instagram social network confirming the fact that she no longer works on the Rossiya-1 TV channel and is preparing her own own show.
New project of Channel One: what to expect for viewers
Many Russians start their day with the popular TV program Good Morning, which airs on Channel One and includes news, entertainment and op-ed sections. Over the long years of the program’s existence, several generations of presenters have changed in her studio, who have become practically native people for viewers. Next, we will introduce you to the presenters, who can now be seen in the mornings on Channel One.
Ekaterina Strizhenova (since 1997)
Ekaterina Strizhenova is a native Muscovite. She was born on March 20, 1968. 5-year-old Katya was invited to star in ABVGDeyka, Merry Notes and Alarm Clock. She was also the host of children's concerts and worked in the Kalinka ensemble. In 1984, Katya played the main character in the melodramatic film Leader, which was directed by the famous Soviet director Boris Durov. During the filming of the picture in Sochi, Catherine met her future husband, Alexander Strizhenov. Then the girl was waiting for her studies at the Moscow Institute of Culture at the directing department. Now Strizhenova can be seen on Channel One not only in Good Morning, but also in the talk show Time Will Tell.
Catherine and Alexander have two daughters. The eldest Nastya lives in New York with her husband and son Peter, and the youngest Sasha studies at Moscow State University.
With grandson and husband
Arina Sharapova (since 2001)
The future TV star was born on May 30, 1961 in the Russian capital, but then her family moved to the Middle East. In 1984, Arina received a diploma from Moscow State University. At the university, she studied applied sociology at the Faculty of Philosophy. Then Sharapova studied at the Moscow Pedagogical Institute as a translator. Arina is fluent in English. In the mid-80s, she was hired by the Novosti news agency.
The famous Russian TV presenter lives with her husband, businessman Eduard Kartashov, with whom she raised her son Danila, who later became a television producer. In 2014-2015, he headed the NTV television company. Arina loves to spend her free time with her grandchildren - Stepan and Nikita.
With grandchildren
With husband
Julia Zimina (since 2010)
Julia Zimina is from Krasny Kut, Saratov region. She was born on July 4, 1981. An eighteen-year-old girl became a student of the acting department of the Saratov Conservatory.
On the set of Carmelita, Zimina met actor Vladimir Cherepovsky, with whom she began an affair. But these relationships were short-lived. In 2010, the actor Maxim Shcheglov became Yulia's new lover, with whom Zimina broke up three years later. In 2015, the daughter of a TV presenter, Seraphim (Simon), was born.
With daughter
Svetlana Zeynalova (since 2011)
Svetlana Zeynalova is a Muscovite. She was born on May 8, 1977. The future TV presenter entered the Moscow Pedagogical University, where she studied psychology. And in 1997, Svetlana dropped out of pedagogical studies and became a student at the Shchepkinsky School, which she graduated in four years. Then she entered the service at the theater "At the Nikitsky Gate", after which she became the host of television and radio programs.
Zeynalova's husband was Alexei Glazatov, former program director of Radio Maximum, from whom she gave birth to a daughter, Sasha, who was diagnosed with autism. The couple divorced in 2012.
In May 2018, Svetlana gave birth to a daughter, Veronika, from her civil husband Dmitry.
Timur Solovyov (since 2011)
Timur Solovyov was born on February 11, 1982 in Jelgava, Latvia. At the age of 17, he became a student at the Odessa National University, where he studied at the Faculty of Philology, studied modern journalism and literature. At the same time, Timur became interested in KVN and played for the Pagans team. Later, he led a news block on the Odessa TV channel Glas. Then Solovyov studied acting at the local school "Success", after which he continued his education in New York, where Timur learned to shoot feature films. In the mid-2000s, Solovyov began to host programs on the MTV Russia channel in Moscow. Three years later, he switched to MUZ-TV.
At one time, Solovyov met with TV presenter Anna Kasterova, but this union did not last long.
Roman Budnikov (since 2014)
The small homeland of Roman Budnikov is the Saratov region, or rather, the city of Engels, in which he was born on June 14, 1973. In 1991, the young man became a musician in the local rock band Noah's Ark. In 2012, in Moscow, on Channel One, Roman was approved as the host of the popular TV show Fazenda.
Back in Engels, he married a girl, Galina, who often attended Noah's Ark concerts. After moving to Moscow, young people continued to develop their musical career. In 2002, Galina gave birth to a daughter, Alexandra, but after a few months they separated, Roman left the family and met his second wife, Ekaterina, with whom he lived together for several years, but the marriage also broke up. The couple did not have children. Now nothing is known about Roman's personal life; he appears at important social events with his daughter Sasha.
With daughter
Olga Ushakova (since 2014)
The beauty host of the Good Morning program was born on April 7, 1982 in the Crimea. After receiving a certificate of secondary education, Olga studied at Kharkov University. In 2005, Ushakova became the head of the Ukrainian branch of one of the major trading companies that promoted European brands. Since 2014, Olga has been working on Channel One.
She brings up two daughters - Daria and Xenia, who were born from her unknown common-law husband. In 2017, a famous TV presenter married a promising restaurateur living abroad. The wedding of Ushakova and her new chosen one took place in Cyprus. In April 2018, she gave birth to a daughter.
Anastasia Tregubova (since 2014)
Anastasia Tregubova is from Aprelevka near Moscow. She was born on September 21, 1983. After school, the future TV presenter studied as an economist-marketer at one of the capital's universities. In 2005, she entered the Ostankino Television School, where she studied journalism. At the same time, Nastya collaborated with MTV Russia.
Tregubova has a daughter and a son, but nothing is known about their father to the press; in January 2018, she gave birth to her second daughter Nika.
Dilbar Faizieva (since 2014)
Dilbar Faizieva was born on October 20, 1989 in the capital of Uzbekistan. At school, she studied French in depth. In addition, the presenter speaks English, Russian and Uzbek. In 2005, the girl began working at the main Uzbek radio station, after graduating from school she entered the medical institute, but left it and became a journalism student at the National University of Uzbekistan. At the same time, Faizieva moved to work for a local TV channel. In 2011, Dilbar trained at the All-Russian State Television and Radio Company. Three years later, she received a master's degree from the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University.
Now the TV presenter lives with a talented photographer who is also involved in information security.
Anton Privolov (since 2014)
The future TV presenter was born on the first day of 1981 in the Soviet capital. At the age of 15, by various tricks, he managed to become a student of GITIS, after graduating from which Anton joined the Theater of the Russian Army. Then he moved to the waiters in a respectable Moscow restaurant. At the same time, Privolov studied at the School of Cinema and TV, and Ivan Dykhovichny and Vladimir Khotinenko worked with Anton as a director. Privolov came to television as the host of "Secrets of Themis" at TVC.
In 2007, a girl named Olga, who also attended the School of Film and TV, became his wife. In the same year, she gave birth to a son, Plato. The marriage lasted ten years and ended in divorce.
With son
Sergey Babaev (since 2014)
Sergey Babaev is a native Muscovite. He was born on October 16, 1976. After school, he studied at the biological faculty of Moscow State University, and then began to study journalism at the same university. Babaev came to television in 1993. Ten years later, he was already working on Channel One.
Sergey has a wife with whom he is raising a daughter and a son.
Irina Muromtseva (since 2016)
With husband and daughters
Anastasia Orlova (since 2018)
Anastasia Orlova is a native of Saratov. After receiving a certificate of secondary education, she studied at the Saratov State University at the Faculty of Philology. She was the host of the news block at the local branch of the Rossiya channel. Since 2011 he has been living in Moscow. Seven years later, she began working on Channel One.
Nastya's husband Maxim Orlov was engaged in information policy in the government of the Saratov region, although he himself lived in Moscow. He met his future wife in her hometown. Now Maxim is engaged in the construction business. The couple has a son, Ivan.
With son
Looking at some famous people, it seems that time has no power over them. Others can never be recognized from a photo of 20-40 years ago.
See how famous TV presenters have changed when they first appeared on the television screen in the early 1990s. One can only envy the safety of some, as well as the ability to transform - others.
Ivan Urgant, 39 years old
Russian actor, showman, TV and radio host, singer, musician, producer. On television since 1999, then hosted the Petersburg Courier program on Channel Five. Over the years, he became the host of the Cheerful Morning programs on MTV Russia, People's Artist and Pyramid on the Russia channel, Big Premiere, Big Difference, Spring with Ivan Urgant, Moscow Evenings on Channel One, hosted the show "Circus with the Stars", "Wall to Wall" and "Circus".
The series of programs “One-story America”, which Ivan hosted together with Vladimir Pozner, became popular. Currently, he hosts the "Smak" program "ProjectorParisHilton" and on Channel One.
Olga Shelest, 40 years old
Russian TV presenter, actress, journalist. She led the project "Behind the Glass", the program "Morning" on NTV. Olga Shelest is a regular commentator for the Eurovision Song Contest from Russia, host of four projects on television (including two federal channels) and host on Mayak radio, voices cartoons, and also takes part in various TV shows.
Dmitry Nagiev, 50 years old
Alexander Tsekalo, 56 years old
Soviet and Russian musician, actor, TV presenter, director, screenwriter, producer. Founder, soloist, author of music and words of the cabaret duet "Academy", in which he performed together with his ex-wife and Lolita Milyavskaya. He became the author, producer, host of many popular TV programs, shows and films, such as Minute of Glory, Two Stars, Big Difference, ProjectoparisHilton, TV series Major and Method. Currently director of the Directorate of Special Projects of Channel One, general producer and owner of the production company Sreda.
Alexander Tsekalo, together with Ivan Urgant, owns the restaurant "The Garden" in Moscow on Yakimanka. In 2016, he turned out to be the first Russian producer who managed to sell his series - Major - to the world's largest American online cinema Netflix. In 2017, he sold five more series to this company: Fartsa, Method, Locust, Sparta and Territory.
Ksenia Sobchak, 35 years old
Russian TV and radio host, journalist, public figure, actress. Known for the reality show "Dom-2" (TNT), "Blonde in Chocolate" (Muz-TV), "The Last Hero" (Channel One), as well as the programs "State Department 2" (Snob) and "Sobchak Alive" ( Rain), hosts the program "Barabaka and the Gray Wolf" together with Sergei Kalvarsky on the radio station "Silver Rain". .
Leonid Yakubovich, 71 years old
Soviet and Russian TV presenter, actor, screenwriter, writer, producer. People's Artist of the Russian Federation. He is best known as the host of the TV game Field of Miracles, which he has been running since November 1991.
Larisa Verbitskaya, 57 years old
Soviet and Russian announcer and. Honored Artist of Russia. Host of the Good Morning program on Channel One from January 1987 to December 2014.
Alexander Maslyakov, 75 years old
Soviet and Russian TV presenter, Honored Art Worker of the Russian Federation. Founder and owner of the television creative association "AMiK" ("Alexander Maslyakov and Company") - the organizer and producer of the popular TV show "KVN".
Elena Malysheva, 56 years old
Soviet and Russian therapist, teacher, doctor of medical sciences, professor. Head and presenter of the TV programs "Health" and "Live healthy!" Aired on Channel One and Radio Russia.
Valdis Pelsh, 50 years old
Soviet and Russian musician and singer, showman, TV presenter, producer of Latvian origin. He gained fame as the host of the Guess the Melody and Raffle programs.
Yana Churikova, 38 years old
Russian presenter Russian TV presenter, journalist and public figure, producer, actress. Head of youth and music broadcasting channels of the Viacom holding. She hosted the Star Factory program on Channel One.
Dmitry Dibrov, 57 years old
Russian journalist, producer and director, as well as a singer, musician and actor. Worked on five federal TV channels. He currently hosts Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? on Channel One and Secret Folder on the Zvezda TV channel.
Arina Sharapova, 56 years old
Russian TV presenter, journalist, actress, public figure. She was the host of the news programs Vesti and Vremya. For 16 years he has been leading the Good Morning TV program on Channel One.
Alexander Gurevich, 53 years old
Russian TV presenter, showman, producer. Author, presenter and artistic director of the One Hundred to One program, which he has been leading since 1995 to the present day. He was also the author and host of the programs Through the Mouth of a Baby, Welcome!, Big Question, Light Genre, Chase, Amazing People and Blue Bird.
Elena Khanga, 55 years old
Russian journalist, TV presenter and radio presenter. She is best known as the author and host of the popular TV shows About It and The Domino Principle.
Maxim Galkin, 41 years old
Russian pop artist, parodist, showman, stand-up comedian, TV presenter, singer and actor. He currently hosts the children's talent show Best of All and also appears as the host of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
Tutta Larsen, 42
Russian TV and radio presenter, journalist, actress, singer. Vijay of the MTV Russia music and entertainment channel. Founder and presenter of her own "subjective television" TUTTA. TV.
Gleb Pyanykh, 49 years old
Russian journalist and TV presenter. He hosted the programs “Vesti”, “Results of the Week”, “The Price of the Question”, “Maximum Program”, “Hello Again” and the reality show “Island”. Currently the host of the culinary show "Battle of the Chefs".
Lera Kudryavtseva, 46 years old
On TV since 1995. She worked for Muz-TV, TNT and TV-6. She hosted the programs “Party Zone”, “MuzOboz” together with Otar Kushanashvili, “Test of Loyalty”. Vijay on the Muz-TV channel, TV presenter on the TNT channel ("Club of ex-wives"). New Wave, Jurmala and Song of the Year paired with Sergey Lazarev, as well as the show "Secret for a Million" and "The Stars Came Together" on NTV.
Alexey Lysenkov, 52 years old
Author, producer, artistic director and host of the program "Your own director", as well as programs on the All-Russian State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company and Pilot TV "Lessons in good manners" and "What an image!" and morning programs "Good morning, Russia!" and Coffee with milk.
Angelina Vovk, 74 years old
Soviet and Russian film actress and TV presenter, announcer of the Central Television of the USSR in the 1980s. She hosted the children's programs “Alarm Clock”, “Good Night, Kids!”, “Nanny Hurries to the Rescue”, some episodes of “Visiting a Fairy Tale”; the program "Blue Light", the festival "Song of the Year" in 1988-2006 together with Evgeny Menshov (18 times). She was the host of the music programs "Morning Mail" and "Music Kiosk", as well as the TV programs "Good morning, Russia!" and "Good health!" with Gennady Malakhov.
Yuri Nikolaev, 68 years old
Soviet and Russian TV and radio host, actor. He hosted the popular TV shows "Morning Mail" and "Morning Star".
Oksana Pushkina, 54 years old
Russian TV presenter, statesman and public figure. Deputy of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation of the VII convocation, Commissioner for Children's Rights in the Moscow Region. Author and presenter of the program "Women's View".
Timur Kizyakov, 49 years old
Igor Ugolnikov, 54 years old
Russian actor, film director, screenwriter and producer. Widely known as a film actor and TV presenter of the programs “Both-on!”, “Both-on! Angle show”, “Doctor Angle” and “Good evening with Igor Ugolnikov” in the first half of the 1990s. He was often invited to the jury of the Major League of KVN.
