Why does Yulia Vysotskaya admit that she knows nothing about female happiness?

The happy wife of a brilliant husband, a mother of two children, a talented actress, TV presenter and cook Julia Vysotskaya recently struck fans with a rather unusual recognition.



GettyImages We are used to seeing Julia single-minded, determined and full of optimism.

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In space, in time, in existence #dissolved #this only possible #honey #ujust2good2btrue #juliavysotskaya #Juliavysotskaya

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But it turns out there is another Vysotskaya. Deep, anxious, doubtful, but ready to seek answers.

In an interview with Tatler magazine, the actress told readers that happiness is not a necessary addition to her star status. How to be a happy woman in the modern world? I'll tell you, I'm a role model who doesn't know what a happy woman is. I am just like everyone else.”

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Where was that? When was that? #Night #not to sleep #bonnenuit #goodnight #buonanotte #morning #juliavysotskaya

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“There are days when you are very happy, there are days when you are very unhappy. There are days when you see what the light at the end of the tunnel is for, and you know what your life is about and why. And there are times when I do not want to have anything more in common with this world, Yulia sincerely admits.

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Earlier, the actress warned fans against unconditional trust in pastoral photos in social networks. For example, yesterday I posted a picture from Naples that got an incredible number of likes. I thought it really matched my condition, but it wasn't literal. She's a metaphor. This is a big part of the illusion, Vysotskaya explained.



Perhaps all of her words reflect the pain that entered the lives of Andrei and Julia a few years ago after a terrible car accident in France. Then Konchalovsky and his wife got off with small bruises, and their daughter Masha received a serious injury and was in a coma for a long time.



GettyImages and maybe the reason is different. Someone has noticed that happiness is when one task is fulfilled and another has not yet arisen. Vysotskaya often says that "I always wanted to be an artist of one director."

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I'll just leave some pictures here. All words in person, only in private. Today is your day, which means mine) Hurrah! @andrei_konchalovsky #days #Konchalovsky #Yuliavysotskaya

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I always wanted to be what Juliet Mazina was to Fellini, what Bergman women were to Bergman, wanted to be a muse, yes, no more. That's what I wanted, I got it.”



The confession of Julia Vysotskaya makes you think that luck is fleeting, and happiness can suddenly slip out of your hands. All the more important for us is the support of loved ones and the belief that the black stripe will sooner or later be replaced by a white stripe.