Nikita Khrushchev’s grandson, Alexei Adzhubey, passed away in his Moscow apartment on Tverskaya Street, according to a Telegram channel that tracks news developments, Puree. The report notes that Adzhubey, aged 69, was the son of Khrushchev’s daughter, Rada Nikitichna. After he reached out to a friend saying he wasn’t feeling well, emergency responders were summoned and had to gain access to the residence. Upon entry, medical teams found him unresponsive. Investigators will determine the precise cause of death after a routine examination is completed by doctors at the scene.
Earlier, renowned artist Mikhail Boyarsky experienced a heart attack and was rushed to the hospital. A day later, officials reported that his condition had stabilized and he remained under medical care for monitoring. Boyarsky’s son, Sergei, confirmed that his father’s health was steady in the hospital, and his spirits were lifting as treatment continued.
News outlets later stated that, on December 4, Boyarsky was released from hospital care. The actor himself conveyed a sense of well-being, and he returned home accompanied by his wife, Larisa Luppian, where he continued recovery under supervision.
Additionally, Regina Todorenko, a former blogger and TV presenter, disclosed she had to call for an ambulance during New Year’s Eve, highlighting the ongoing health uncertainties that can accompany public figures and their families. The incident underscores the importance of timely medical attention and the unpredictable nature of health events, especially for well-known personalities who often travel and work under demanding schedules. Attribution for these details comes from contemporaneous media reporting, with ongoing updates as information becomes available.