Ekaterina Andreeva said that she knows the contents of her obituary

TV presenter Ekaterina Andreeva answered the question about her death

TV presenter Ekaterina Andreeva, who has been the face of the news broadcast of the federal television channel since the beginning of the century, answered the question about death. It was heard during her interview on YouTube and, as follows from Andreeva’s reaction, she was not frightened.

Andreeva was asked if she thought about what words people would remember her after her death and what they would write in her obituary. The topic did not surprise the presenter, since she has extensive experience working on television and has herself made funeral speeches more than once, notes “Starhit”.

“I saw the obituaries of Soviet television announcers,” Andreeva answered. “So I think that they will talk about the same.”

She also stated that in other topics in her work she can be sentimental and even cry. According to Andreeva, she recently cried when she wrote the summary for a story about volunteers.

Previously, Andreeva stated that she pays great attention to training not only the body, but also the spirit, in particular, learning to control oneself in stressful situations. In particular, she noted that restraint helped her not to interrupt her work on the air when, shortly after the start of the SVO, the channel’s ex-editor burst into the studio Marina Ovsyannikova with a poster. After this action, the journalist received a fine for an unauthorized picket; later she was fined twice under the Code of Administrative Offenses article on discrediting the army. After a single picket on Sofiyskaya Embankment in Moscow, Ovsyannikova became a defendant in a criminal case “about fakes about the army,” but escaped from house arrest and emigrated with her daughter. Ovsyannikova’s ex-husband, an employee of the Russian federal television channel, tried through the court to deprive her of parental rights.