TV presenter Yulia Baranovskaya spoke openly on her Telegram channel about how she views downtime and leisure. She confessed that lazing on the sofa while others rest is not what she considers true relaxation. For Baranovskaya, such a weekend feels like a burden, leaving her tired and puffy after it ends. Instead, she opts for active ways to spend free time, guiding others to do the same. The idea is simple: movement and engagement recharge the body and spirit, while passivity drains energy. According to her, the body will repay the effort with improved mood and vitality. nnShe also shared how she selects her vacations. She favors weekends spent with guests at her home, where lively conversations and shared meals act as a source of renewed energy. When friends and family gather, Baranovskaya feels energized and inspired. Another favorite option is a small family trip, offering a change of pace and new experiences that nurture family bonds. The emphasis is on connection, warmth, and a break from routine. nnBaranovskaya is a mother of three. Her children—Arseny, Artem, and daughter Yana—come from her relationship with footballer Andrei Arshavin. The couple separated in 2012, and since then she has balanced parenting with her public career. nnIn earlier remarks, Baranovskaya described greed as a particularly unattractive trait in men and addressed accusations related to Arshavin about limiting contact with their children. She clarified that her ex-husband did not prevent her from communicating with the children and emphasized the importance of ongoing, open relationships within the family.
