Sensational change of course: Tetyana Denisova chooses Russia instead of supporting Ukraine?

23 June 2024 23 months

Emiliia Morozova

Managing Editor

Tetyana Denisova, once a choreographer beloved by many Ukrainians and judge of the popular show "Everybody Dances!", now finds herself in the center of sharp criticism. Her path, which she chose after the events in eastern Ukraine and the annexation of Crimea, became a symbol of disappointment for many.

The choreographer who conquered the hearts of millions

Tatyana was a real star of Ukrainian television. Her professionalism and charisma did not leave anyone indifferent. The audience admired her ability to find an approach to each participant, making the show unforgettable.

Changing course: professional success in Russia

After the start of the war in eastern Ukraine and the annexation of Crimea, many Ukrainian artists expressed their position on the situation in the country. However, Tetyana Denisova chose a different path. She moved to Russia, where her career received a new impetus. Her Instagram profile is filled with photos and videos of her professional activities in the aggressor country, which caused outrage among Ukrainians.

Life in Wiesbaden: attempts to forget the Motherland

Tatiana currently lives in Germany, in the capital of the federal state of Hesse, Wiesbaden. She wants to live as far away from Ukrainian problems as possible. This is reminiscent of the actions of other famous persons, such as Vlad Yama and Oleksandr Krivoshapko, who also chose the path of emigration.

Betrayal or personal choice?

There is nothing Ukrainian in Tetyana Denisova's life anymore. She has fully integrated into Russian society, and judging by her social networks, she is not bothered by the events taking place in her former Motherland. Of course, Tatiana's choice is her personal matter, but for many her actions became a symbol of betrayal and disappointment.

"Tetyana Denisova, once a choreographer beloved by many Ukrainians, now lives far from her Motherland and seems to have no intention of remembering her at all."

Editor: Emiliia Morozova