Reports from medical staff indicate that People’s Artist of the RSFSR Valentina Talyzina is currently in stable condition. A Telegram channel cited positive trends in her treatment, suggesting she is responding well to care as she nears the possibility of discharge in the coming days.
Further updates note encouraging progress in the 89-year-old artist’s recovery. Doctors are optimistic about her outlook, and the expectation is that she may leave the hospital within a short timeframe after stabilization is confirmed.
On January 22, Mash Telegram channel, quoting the actress’s daughter Ksenia, reported that Talyzina had been admitted to a Moscow hospital. Medical staff diagnosed bronchopneumonia, with the actress receiving IV therapy. The daughter indicated a negative coronavirus test result, and Talyzina subsequently described being treated for bronchiolitis, clarifying the initial diagnosis and ongoing care plan.
Around the same period, Mossovet Theater canceled a production due to the artist’s illness. The play “Wolves and Sheep” was postponed as a precaution while Talyzina’s health was being monitored. The theater did not disclose additional details about her condition, prioritizing privacy during treatment.
Valentina Talyzina turns 89 on January 22. She is best remembered for iconic films such as “The Irony of Fate or Enjoy Your Bath,” “The Incredible Adventure of the Italians in Russia,” and “Afonya.” Over a prolific career, she amassed more than a hundred film and television credits, leaving a lasting mark on Soviet and Russian cinema and theater.
Earlier reports noted activity around the entertainment world, including comments on notable figures connected to the industry, illustrating how intertwined the community remains with public updates on prominent artists during health events.