The presenter told a touching story with a happy ending.
Anfisa Chekhov with her son Solomon
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Anfisa Chekhova
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“Well, the Venice! — decided Anfisa Chekhova
after she was deported from Italy because of an expired visa. — My birthday I meet at an altitude of 960 meters above sea level in a beautiful hotel
Krasnaya Polyana. There is not worse than Venice, maybe even better! The air is so!
The mountains from the window visible, the luxurious Breakfast in the morning in my room, flowers, cake,
champagne! All the best in this best of all possible worlds”.
Even the adventures that happened on the road, not
spoiled the mood of the presenter. But she lost her suitcase
full of things… “Oh, the lost suitcase! My Luggage intact
a suitcase of invaluable experience, incredible memories, interesting meetings and
touching farewells! Suitcase Packed to the brim, but there’s still so much space!
Thank you mom, she gave birth to me and raised me! Thank you grandma and grandpa, for all
the love and care! Thanks dad, that made me so strong and taught
forgive! Thanks to everyone who was with me this 40-year journey! Do not remember
spirited!”
The suitcase, according to star, flew to an unknown
direction. The result of Anfisa left without festive dresses, shoes and
cosmetics. “The loss of cosmetics for girls are generally almost Shakespearean tragedy
— says Anfisa. Brela yesterday I was sad for the Sochi Maremola where we
Solikom went to the children’s entertainment. And then I saw my favorite store, where
you can quickly shape the eyebrows, make eyelashes… Decided to go to them, though
eyebrows with lashes will do, once my cosmetics I left, and they learned about my
birthday and nonsense with a suitcase fully restored my makeup bag, Yes
still my favorite cosmetics! And brush and tone, and the dust effect photoshop!
Here, however, after this depression vanished! Because the woman like a child
she, in fact, need not so much: love, attention and new cosmetics!”
Anfisa Chekhov with her son Solomon
Photo: Instagram