In a recent appearance on a television program titled Alignment of the Stars, actor Alexey Barabash clarified his stance on his relationship with his biological daughter. He stated that he does not intervene in her life and that the daughter has thrived in a loving environment with her mother and her stepfather. Barabash emphasized that pursuing a formal acknowledgment of paternity or bringing the child into his home on weekends would not help the situation and might even risk traumatizing the girl’s psyche. He described his role as advisory rather than paternal, noting that it would be better for the child to continue growing within a full and stable family structure elsewhere.
Barabash further explained that he does not arrange weekend visits for the sake of his daughter for the time being. He expressed openness to future possibilities, acknowledging that the nature of their bond could evolve over time. He foresees a future where they might share a friendship if circumstances allow, even though the current dynamic resembles something more distant. He added that the daughter might later form her own feelings about him, which could range from neutrality to a deeper emotional response. He remained prepared for any outcome, speaking with a calm acceptance about the path ahead. [CITATION: Alignment of the Stars program, interview with Alexey Barabash]
Barabash is widely recognized for his work in projects such as Poor, Poor Pavel, Sisters, Icebreaker, Short Course in a Happy Life, Stalingrad, We Are From the Future-2, and What Do Men Talk About? More. His public statements on family matters have drawn attention to the complexities of parenting and visibility in the lives of actors after they become separate from their children’s daily routines. The discussion highlights how personal choices can intersect with media attention and the evolving dynamics of blended families. [CITATION: filmography and public appearances, press coverage]
In related coverage, observers have noted that Fyodor Dobronravov’s son previously spoke about his father’s post operative condition, illustrating how familial discussions about health and relationships frequently appear in entertainment discourse. The broader conversation touches on the responsibilities and emotional nuances involved when public figures navigate parenthood across different households, and how these choices are communicated to the public and their audiences. [CITATION: media reports on related family matters]