The mother-in-law of married actor Alexander Petrov voiced her wishes to the newlyweds

The artist’s wife was raised on Russian dolls

Show business is buzzing: actor Alexander Petrov married the young beauty Victoria. The event took place in Barvikha, in the local registry office, the decision was made spontaneously. As the artist said, they were just chatting with Vika and at some point decided to get married “here and now.” The acquaintance was just as unplanned – on the street. Only a few weeks passed from the first meeting to the painting.

There was practically no one at the wedding except the newlyweds themselves; there was no talk of a wedding dress: they arrived in what they decided to get married in. Videos and photos from the ceremony were available only to a limited circle of people, so no details except those told by Petrov himself.

About Victoria, Alexander said that she “comes from a full-fledged wonderful family, she is not used to publicity.” “This is a miracle. It’s a dream. She is the best thing that happened to me,” the newly-made husband did not hide his emotions on the social network.

So what family is Victoria from? As MK managed to find out, Vika continues the noble work of her mother, Tatyana Leskova, and works at the Center for the Development of National Culture named after. Empress Alexandra Feodorovna. The girl began to feel a connection with cultural traditions from childhood, as family friend Natalya told MK about. She has known Victoria, her mother Tatyana and the rest of the family for decades. They raised children together and dealt with cultural heritage issues.

“We have known Vika since her childhood. Tatyana (Victoria’s mother – author’s note) has many children, our older girls were friends, we all spent a lot of time together.

Vika is a very kind girl, responsible, and also modest, punctual, and neat. I wasn’t at the wedding myself, Tatyana told me about it. They kept everything secret,” Natalya said.

“We have been and continue to be involved in cultural heritage. When our children were small, we ourselves studied cultural traditions, organized events, and taught the children based on Russian traditions. Our girls, for example, grew up on Russian dolls. Tatyana and I made them ourselves so that our girls could play with real toys. And they were shown performances, and in general there was a lot of interesting things. Our children grew up with this,” concluded Natalya.

By the way, Petrov’s mother-in-law herself willingly accepts congratulations on her wedding. “All the best to them!” — the bride’s mother reacted when we asked how she felt about her daughter’s choice.