Anastasia Korotka on her long-distance relationship with Andriy Bednyakov
“The bond has become even stronger.” Anastasia Korotka on her long-distance relationship with Andriy Bednyakov
The famous actress, who now lives in the United States with her children, spoke about the traditions that her family developed during the war
On March 21, Ukrainian showman and TV presenter Andriy Bednyakov celebrates his birthday. Unfortunately, not with his wife and children, as they were forced to go abroad because of the war. Currently, the beloved of the New Channel project host, actress Anastasia Korotka, is in the United States with her daughter Ksenia and son Ostap. But despite the distance of thousands of kilometers, their love and family bond is extremely strong!
“We have certain traditions,” says Nastia Korotka in her YouTube project Slava+, “For example, when Ksenia goes to school and I need to walk our dog Bufa, Andriy is in touch. He talks to his daughter every morning. No matter what, no matter where he is, no matter what the Internet is, Andrii finds an opportunity to call Ksenia, discuss something and joke with her. There is also a tradition that I always send my husband photos and videos of us before I go to bed.”
Bednyakov and his family
The actress admits that she believes in long-distance love. Even more! She even felt positive changes in her and her husband’s relationship.
“Strong love even makes distance stronger!” Anastasia admits, “You reassess yourself a lot. You start to cherish what you have even more. Indeed, family is a huge value! It is a resource of enthusiasm, strength and inspiration. And the distance strengthens everything. Our bond with Andriy has become even stronger.”
Of course, Korotka admits that she missed her beloved and Ukraine terribly. He really wants to return home. Unfortunately, he has no plans to do so in the near future.
“I was talking to my daughter about returning to Ukraine. And she said to me: “Mom, what are you doing? There are sirens there.” “Ksenia has such a fear,” she says. “To be honest, if it were just me and Andriy, I know for sure that we would not leave. I decided that I would wait until it was relatively safe. I’m not judging anyone! It’s just that if my children have the opportunity to be safe now, they will be safe.”
Photo: press service, personal archive
