A popular TV host and blogger described an unusual resident in her home on her online show Moskvichka. She revealed that a brownie, a small ancestral spirit from folk folklore, has taken up residence in her apartment. She stressed that she is not claiming to be a mystic or deluded, yet she is certain the brownie is real. He greeted the occupants with warmth, and over time a quiet understanding formed between the household and this magical guest. She even described a moment when the brownie flipped a coin, a rare sign that seemed to test whether the family remained connected to him. It felt as if the tiny observer was checking to see if their bond remained intact, or perhaps just curious about the people who shared his space.
The presenter noted that he was pleased to share his home with such a creature. She explained that while the brownie is welcome as a friendly guest, he prefers not to be seen directly, keeping a gentle distance from the humans who live there. This stance mirrors many folk beliefs about household spirits, where the presence is comforting yet discreet, a quiet guardian rather than a startling intruder.
In a recent episode, the host also recounted the most unusual and well-known guest who has appeared in her apartment. The most remarkable figure in the dwelling, in her view, turned out to be a magician whose tricks and performances captivated her imagination. Among the other notable personalities she mentioned was the British designer Stephen Webster, whom she described as a friend of Webster’s wife. The two met in a restaurant and later connected again at the blogger’s apartment, sparking conversations and sharing ideas that fascinated the host.
Earlier, there was a lighthearted remark about a well-known comedian during a Moscow concert, illustrating the playful tone that often accompanies her storytelling. The anecdote about the injury became part of a broader tapestry of memorable moments she has shared with her audience, blending humor with a sense of wonder about the people and folklore that inhabit everyday life. [Citation: source material on TV host, Moskvichka, and household folklore guests.]