Actor Yaroslav Mogilikov, who recently ended his relationship with artist Anna Peresild, spoke openly about a new romance. The 17-year-old performer described a person who has a strong emotional impact and suggested that his reaction is immediate when he encounters this individual. The conversation conveyed a sense of fresh feelings and the curiosity that comes with a new chapter in life.
“Let’s say: there is someone who affects me deeply emotionally. And I will be like that… When I see this person, I am very much moved,” he said, giving a glimpse into the powerful pull of his current emotions and the way attraction can shape his thoughts and actions.
Mogilikov added that his mother sees him as romantic because he likes to surprise the people he cares about with carefully chosen gestures. He recalled how in his younger years a fascination with secrecy and a sense of adventure accompanied his time in a camp, before he openly acknowledged his feelings. The person in question sparked a strong flame in him, but the intensity eventually softened, leaving a lasting impression rather than a ruinous impact.
Around the end of a recent year, reports circulated that Mogilikov and his former partner had parted ways. He emphasized that they remained on good terms and continued to value the bond they once shared, highlighting a mature approach to personal change amid public attention.
Subsequently, a post from within Peresild’s circle appeared online, showing Mogilikov in tears on a social platform. The moment carried a message about seeking forgiveness and healing after the heartbreak, underscoring the emotional tides that often accompany high-profile relationships.
Peresild’s daughter, 14-year-old Aigul, is linked to Marat, a member of the Kazan-based group Universal, who has a role in the series Boanding. On screen, the character Eralash is portrayed as a young bandit, a figure who interacts with older, more experienced characters and embodies a tense dynamic that adds depth to the show’s narrative.
Earlier, Nyusha commented that the first day after the breakup was spent together, a remark that contributes to the ongoing, public conversation about the complex human sides of these rising stars and the personal chapters that accompany their evolving careers.