Olga Kuzmina Addresses Rumors About Moving to Argentina
In a recent Instagram post, actress Olga Kuzmina rejected claims that she plans to relocate to Argentina permanently. The post responds to ongoing chatter about her moving abroad and clarifies that the situation is not as it seems. The actress stresses that no permanent move is in her plans at this time.
Kuzmina explained that she intends to return to Russia after giving birth in approximately two months. She described a homecoming that awaits her and emphasized that her family and close friends will be there when she returns.
She added that the time apart would be brief and that the family would not be separated for a long period. The artist spoke about the importance of keeping loved ones close as they navigate this moment together.
Regarding the headlines about a flight to another country, Kuzmina said she was unaware of any surprise trip. She noted that the decision to travel had been a joint one with her husband, with plans made well in advance. Documents, medical certificates, and consultations with doctors were arranged ahead of time to ensure everything was in order.
News on September 11 indicated that Kuzmina traveled to Argentina with a goal of purchasing an apartment there. This development prompted discussions about the couple’s broader plans and how the trip fit into their future living arrangements.
Earlier reports confirmed Kuzmina’s pregnancy, with the star expecting a daughter to join her family later this year. She is already a mother to a son, Gordey, from a previous marriage to Alexei Tereshchenko. The new baby would be her second child, and Kuzmina has spoken about balancing her career with family life during this period.
On July 29, Kuzmina shared details about how she met her partner Evgeniy Apanasevich. Their first encounter occurred in May 2021 on the set of the Belarus-based show The Secret of the Whole World, marking the start of a long journey that led to their current life together.
In related entertainment news, Timofey Pronkin, the lead singer of the Hi-Fi band, recently expressed interest in owning a house in France, highlighting how discussions about homes and future residences are common among public figures as their careers continue to evolve. [citation]