Maria Proshina remarried: the 50-year-old actress and mother of five children celebrated a secret wedding. The artist’s ex-husband, Gosha Kutsenko, let the happy event slip.
“She got married two months ago,” Gosha said on the air of the program “You won’t believe it!” on the NTV channel.
Fans suspected that Poroshina had her passport re-stamped at the end of May, when Maria appeared at the premiere of the movie “The Naughties.” Gosha Kutsenko played the main role in the comedy and the actress came to congratulate him along with her daughters Polina Kutsenko and Glafira Drevnova. On Poroshina’s ring finger was a wedding ring. More precisely, two rings at once. One is traditional, thin. And the second is yellow gold, unusual and wide. Most likely, it is a gift from her husband, because according to tradition, it is the future husband who buys the wedding ring for his chosen one.
Fans suspected that Poroshina had her passport re-stamped at the end of May, when Maria appeared at the premiere of the movie “The Naughties.”
Photo: Boris KUDRYAVOV. Go to Photobank KP
Poroshina has not yet commented on the wedding news. The actress also hides the name of her chosen one from her.
Five years ago, at the age of 45, Maria gave birth to her fifth child – Andrei. Poroshina does not announce her father. Fans are sure that the actress gave birth to a child from her partner in the series “Always Say Always” Yaroslav Boyko.
On the actress’s ring finger is an unusual wedding ring, a gift from her new husband.
Photo: Boris KUDRYAVOV. Go to Photobank KP
For the first time they began to talk about the romance between Poroshina and Boyko in 2003 after the release of the series “Always Say “Always”” on the screens. Poroshina and Boyko played husband and wife in it. After six seasons of the television series, the entire country was sure that there was definitely something between them. Furthermore, the actors perform together in the theater. Suspicions intensified after Maria gave birth to a son, hiding the name of the child’s father from everyone. Which is not surprising, because Boyko was married then.
Last year, Yaroslav divorced his wife Ramune Khodorkaite, with whom he has a son, Maxim, and a daughter, Emilia. After this, fans’ suspicions that he was the secret father of Poroshina’s son only intensified. The actor himself told reporters a month ago that he still doesn’t know when he and María will get married: “How the stars will align.” But at least he stopped denying that he and Poroshina were a couple.
Fans are sure that Maria gave birth to her youngest son from her theater partner Yaroslav Boyko. Photo: social networks.
Maria Poroshina gave birth to five children by three different men. The actress lived with Gosha Kutsenko for five years and in 1996 she gave birth to her daughter Polina. But the couple never made it to the registry office. Kutsenko openly admitted that he cheated on Maria.
After breaking up with Kutsenko, Maria married actor Ilya Drevnov. Poroshina lived married to him for 17 years and had three daughters: Seraphim, Agrafena and Glafira.
When her brother Andrei appeared in January 2019, Poroshina registered Drevnov as the child’s father. However, the actor disputed in court that the child was born to him. After rumors circulated in the media about his alleged paternity, Drevnov decided to prove that he had nothing to do with this child and that he was not obligated to pay child support.
María is a mother of five children. In the photo she appears with her daughters Polina Kutsenko and Glafira Drevnova.
Photo: Boris KUDRYAVOV. Go to Photobank KP
In 2021, Poroshina admitted that she was having a difficult time with loneliness. Then the actress hinted that she did not live with the father of her son Andrei.
“I’m missing a soulmate, especially since I’ve always been married. Boys need a masculine education. Mom can do a lot, but not everything. Daughters listen completely differently; They obey their father. A woman is a woman, a man is something completely different. This is strength, protection. Male authority is not an empty phrase. Especially for children in their teens,” Poroshina said in an interview.
