Russian singer Tatyana Bulanova has said she is considering the possibility of having a child through surrogacy, according to a recent report by Channel Five.
Bulanova, 55, told the outlet that she feels emotionally and mentally prepared for motherhood and plans to use previously frozen eggs if all goes well.
“I can tell you this much — if everything works out, we’ll find a way to make it happen. Nothing dramatic,” she said.
She also made it clear that she does not plan to carry the child herself.
“There is surrogacy for that, and other options. That decision really belongs to [my husband] Valery. When he feels ready, I think we’ll move forward,” the singer added.
Bulanova married entrepreneur Valery Rudnev in the summer of 2023. The couple’s relationship has attracted public attention, especially due to their age gap.
The singer has spoken in previous interviews about finding balance and happiness in her new marriage, describing it as peaceful and full of mutual support.
Her openness about surrogacy adds to ongoing conversations in Russia about alternative paths to parenthood, particularly among public figures.
No specific timeline for the surrogacy process has been shared. There has been no official comment from Rudnev.
Bulanova remains a recognizable figure in Russian pop culture, with a career spanning several decades and a loyal fan base that has followed her from the early 1990s to today.
The announcement sparked a mix of reactions online, ranging from support to curiosity about how the singer plans to approach this next chapter in her life.
