Daria Legheida: From dramatic roles to volunteering

Darya Leheida is one of the most famous Ukrainian actresses, who won the hearts of the audience with her role as Vasylinka in the drama "Kryposna". In an exclusive interview, Darya shared her thoughts on the acting profession, the challenges she faces, and the importance of family support.

Real trials on the way to success

Darya has repeatedly admitted that disappointment in the profession is something she often encounters. "You will always be the object of evaluation, " the actress explains, adding that the subjective factor when choosing actors for a role is an integral part of this field.

"Sometimes it's hard to accept, but I've learned to live and work with it."

The first Ukrainian-language roles and dreams about cinema

Despite the difficulties, Darya dreamed of acting in Ukrainian TV series and tried her hand at various projects. The first Ukrainian-language series in which she starred was "Saga". But her serial career often hurt her perception as an actress. "My profession is life, but it often depends on the opinion of other people."

Family support and volunteering

Family support is especially important for Daria. Her father and husband have been serving in the Armed Forces since the first days of the full-scale invasion. The actress tries to stay strong and take care of her mental and physical health so as not to become a burden to her loved ones.

"I want to share what can help us build a better future."

Darya is actively involved in volunteering, helping animals, children with psychological problems, and homeless women. She does not advertise her activities, because she does it from the bottom of her heart.

A look into the future

Summarizing, we can say that Daria Leheida is not only a talented actress, but also a strong person who finds the strength to work on herself and support others. Her story is an example of how important it is not to give up in the face of difficulties and to look for new opportunities even in the most difficult times.

Editor: Emiliia Morozova