Property in Finland has become the subject of litigation. The elderly actress can’t hold back her tears as she recounts what happened.
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Recently, the 84-year-old stage and film actress Lydia Fedoseeva-Shukshina practically disappeared from all radars. The legend of the Soviet screen feels unwell and she practically does not leave the house. However, the day before, Lidia Nikolaevna appeared in public for the first time in a long time, having come to the studio of the Secret to a Million program on the NTV channel. In an interview with Lera Kudryavtseva, the legendary artist honestly spoke about her condition.
As it turned out, Fedoseyeva-Shukshina had health problems mainly from nerves. In particular, she was almost finished off by numerous lawsuits with relatives and relatives for real estate. For instance, turned into an athlete famous granddaughter Anna has claimed her grandmother’s favorite apartment in Finland. Lidia Nikolaevna is still crying, remembering the girl’s petty behavior.
“There have been bad scandals, right up to the court, but now I’m the lover again. Now everything is coming back to me, not without tears, not without suffering, it’s not that easy. The apartment is wonderful, welcoming, bright, I call it “doll”. There’s a small lake and two huge supermarkets nearby,” says the actress.
Unfortunately, Fedoseeva-Shukshina has not been able to get to the apartment for the past two years. At first, problems arose due to the pandemic and the closure of the borders, then the conflict in Ukraine started and the Russians were no longer issued visas. The star has already lost hope of going to Finland. Only her youngest daughter distracts her from her sad thoughts.
“In the apartment I go without a cane, and if I need to go out, then with a cane, and now Olya takes me in a stroller. Olya pampers me, she takes care of me. The fact that she lives with me is my happiness. She follows me more than her son of her, ”Fedoseeva-Shukshina does not hide her happiness from her.
