The TV presenter had decided on extreme measures for the sake of health.
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Dmitry Shepelev spent the weekend in Minsk with his parents. Their house is near the forest, and there is an amazing atmosphere of tranquility and unity with nature. The TV host decided to merge with this nature in an unexpected gust. Dmitry a lot of surprised fans, showing that walking in the snow barefoot! The leader of the program “actually” not running, not jumping from foot to foot, and completely relaxed walking at a slow pace here and there.
Fans came to the conclusion that it is the usual thing. Before Shepeleva does not incriminate in love to the extreme, so the reason for this behavior may be one: Dmitry tempered. Thus, he has much less opportunities to get sick from wet feet, for example, or because of hypothermia. For him, single dad, this is an incredibly useful skill.
Incidentally, with regard to paternity. They say that this time in Minsk Shepelev went not only to see parents, and to take there son of Plato. The boy will soon turn 5 years old, and his grandmother and grandfather on my mother’s side — the parents of Jeanne Friske — found a legal way to pick up my grandson his forever. Vladimir Friske told Starhit that they hired a new advocate who knows and, more importantly, can prove that truth is on their side. It turns out that under the Family code of our country Dmitry is not the legal father of Plato, because he did not married with Jeanne. Despite the fact that it is written in documents of the son (which the law qualifies as namesakes.), he did not submit to the Registrar a statement with the aim of establishing fatherhood, and therefore can not be the guardian of the boy.
The lawyer made a formal complaint Shepelev and his leadership of the First channel. After that, the TV host he contacted the representative and offered to arrange a meeting of grandparents with a grandchild on the territory of Belarus. But the Friske family determined to take the boy forever to deprive him of his father, which Plato loves.