Lyubov Uspenskaya’s daughter Tatyana Plaksina faced addiction a few years ago. The artist tried to save the heiress, even brought her to the stage, but the suffering she experienced left too strong a mark on the girl’s soul.
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Lyubov Zalmanovna spoke about the serious problems of Tatyana herself. According to the star, her daughter became addicted to illegal substances after a terrible fall from a mountain bike. Plaksina then severely damaged her face, she lost seven teeth. Only a trace of her beauty remains. The artist’s heiress tried to drown out her pain with drugs, but it only sank.
In a drunken stupor, Tatyana attacked her mother, told reporters that allegedly Lyubov Zalmanovna locked her up and in every possible way mocked her. But the artist is she tried to save her beloved son from a bad environment and thus faced open assault.
Ouspenskaya’s incredible work was worth pulling out her daughter. Lyubov Zalmanovna managed to get through to the confused heiress. Tatyana underwent serious rehabilitation. Then there was a series of plastic surgeries. As a result, the updated Plaksina amazed people. The girl regained her former beauty and sang. Now the 32-year-old daughter of the star is trying herself as a singer and has launched a solo career.
Plaksina herself wrote one of the songs for her album. The track “Miracle” tells about the difficult struggle with addiction. Tatyana chose this song for her debut video. Video shooting takes place at night in the forests near Kaluga.
For the sake of beautiful shots, the girl hangs on the street for 12 hours in a nightgown. In the picture, Tatyana Uspenskaya’s face is covered with scars, her mascara is smeared and her hands are chained – the latter symbolize the lack of will in addicted people.
“I show the path I’ve traveled, the pain I’ve encountered,” the singer explained.
Footage from the set was shown on NTV. Journalists found Uspenskaya’s daughter in the forest with her hands tied. The girl worked on the video with incredible dedication, even frost and snow did not become a hindrance for her.
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