The mother of the deceased 22-year-old circus artist Vlada Morozova named the reasons

Natalya Kuzminicheva, the mother of the suddenly deceased 22-year-old artist of the Bolshoi Moscow Circus Vlada Morozova, commented on messages from Telegram channels that her daughter allegedly had anorexia and her death was associated with lack of weight and taking special medications that caused hypoglycemia (lowering blood sugar concentration).

Natalya Kuzminicheva immediately after the tragedy came to Moscow from Yaroslavl and told interview “AiF” that her daughter has been involved in sports since she was three years old and had no health problems.

According to the woman, her daughter was really thin, like herself, and she was taking medications, in particular diuretics, but Natalya emphasizes that Vlada was not obsessed with this idea and could control the dosage of the drugs.

“She ate well, was cheerful, and could not have ruined herself with this,” Natalya emphasized.

She said that five minutes before the performance, her daughter was having fun, joking with her fiance Victor, and her death was sudden.

“She was a workaholic, and that was what ruined her,” Natalya noted, remembering that a few days ago her daughter complained that she was very tired due to the heavy workload in various projects.

Earlier, General Director of the Great Moscow Circus Edgard Zapashny said that Vlada Morozova suddenly fainted backstage. An ambulance team arrived at the scene, then two more teams, the artist was given a direct cardiac massage, then taken to the First City Hospital, where she died in intensive care on the evening of March 9.