Actress Irina Miroshnichenko left behind a multimillion-dollar fortune, who will get it all Bashny.Net

The last days of July, fans of Irina Miroshnichenko anxiously watched the state of the national favorite. On July 24, the actress turned 81. This day she preferred to spend at home due to indisposition and modestly celebrate the holiday. On July 30, a woman in serious condition was hospitalized in a Moscow hospital, and on August 3 she died.



The cult artist literally gave her all to the theater and cinema, because at the end of her life the actress was left alone. In this regard, the departure of Irina Petrovna stirred up a very acute question among the public - who will get her multimillion-dollar inheritance?

Personal life of Irina Miroshnichenko According to the colleague of the actress in the Moscow Art Theatre, Tatiana Bronzova, Miroshnichenko rarely shared information about her family. Only casually mentioned the older brother Rudolf, now deceased, from the first marriage of his mother.

She married three times for love, but God never gave her children. Many fans felt sorry for the childless woman, but Irina Miroshnichenko herself never showed that she was deprived of joy and happiness. She knew how to live on a large foot, work and earn her creativity.



Colleagues at the theater remember the actress as chairman of the trade union committee. She was trusted and respected for honesty and fairness, for example, in the allocation of apartments for artists. She was never late for rehearsals, never missed performances, worked as a locomotive. It's reliable, it's as good as a safety hook.

At the same time, Irina Petrovna was able to adequately beat her venerable age. She made a bright, fresh impression thanks to her silky hairstyle, elegant costumes, unchanged pearls and bright lipstick.



This wonderful woman had taste, loved beauty and comfort around her. It is known about two apartments and a country house of which she was proud. In an evil irony, hereditary squabbles almost overshadowed the tragic news about the departure of the People's Artist of the RSFSR.

Who will receive the inheritance of Irina Miroshnichenko? Irina Petrovna owned a large 3-room apartment on Tverskaya Street in a residential cooperative "50 years of Moscow Art Art Theatre", which was built on Stalin's personal instructions. A smaller apartment in this house was given to Miroshnichenko by her first husband, playwright Mikhail Shatrov. A little later, she exchanged them for “treshka” and became the head of the cooperative. She also rented an apartment in Gnezdinovsky Lane, having inherited it from her mother.



With special warmth, the actress spoke about the suburban dacha in Opalikha. Miroshnichenko found this modest house with a lush garden a few years ago and spent on repairs the entire fee for the last shooting. The actress preferred a quiet summer holiday and fussing in greenhouses to foreign resorts.

Whether Irina Petrovna left a will is still unknown. Like any artist, the woman believed in acting superstitions and was afraid to put herself in trouble. Miroshnichenko did not want to think about death and never complained about health. She could leave the elite property to her favorite theater. Otherwise, the law prescribes a standard procedure.



So, if a person is an orphan, his inheritance can claim first spouse and children. Then brothers, sisters, cousins, cousins and so on. Since the actress has no close relatives, distant relatives have 180 days to “find” and claim their rights. Otherwise, local authorities will take ownership, not the theater, which gave the actress a quota for housing. In addition to apartments, Irina Miroshnichenko had large bank accounts, from which she paid for the services of housekeepers and nurses.



Instagram says, “Don’t collect wealth on earth.” Whatever the outcome of this story, we sincerely regret that Irina Petrovna herself could not enjoy enough that she earned hard acting work. She gave her whole life to creativity, endless development of skill. All the way she overcame the competition, performed, did not have a single free minute. As the famous opera singer Elena Obraztsova said, “Life will fly by in rehearsals, and everything will go to someone agile.”