Since the spring of 2019, the actress has never appeared in public.
Photo: Boris KUDRYAVOV
Anastasia Zavorotnyuk has been fighting cancer for the fourth year: in 2019, the “beautiful nanny” was diagnosed with glioblastoma of the brain – this is one of the most aggressive tumors. At first, specialists from a private clinic in Germany took care of the health of Anastasia Zavorotnyuk, however, in Europe, the patient was not given optimistic prognoses. And Anastasia Zavorotnyuk has been under the supervision of Russian doctors for several years, which in itself, with such a diagnosis, is called a miracle.
Most of the time, the star of the series “My Fair Nanny” is at home, where her beloved husband, figure skater Pyotr Chernyshev, provided her with comfortable conditions and nursing care. However, as she found out on the KP.RU website, in September of this year, the actress was hospitalized in the oncology department of a private medical clinic in the center of Moscow. Anastasia Zavorotnyuk has been here under 24-hour supervision for the fourth month.
This information is also confirmed by data from CCTV cameras: for example, since the beginning of September, Petr Chernyshev has received 13 fines for violating parking rules near the hospital. A caring spouse visits Anastasia Zavorotnyuk even late at night, sometimes twice a day. And the last time Chernyshev’s car was seen in the clinic was December 13.
Pyotr Chernyshev with a woman in whom experts recognized the changed Anastasia Zavorotnyuk.
Recall that since the spring of 2019, the actress has never appeared in public. Even family friends don’t know what she is like. Only once did a frame from CCTV cameras appear on the Web, in which users of social networks and expert physiognomists hardly recognized Anastasia Zavorotnyuk, who had changed due to a serious illness.
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