Masha Efrosinina with her husband / Photo from Masha Efrosinina's Instagram
Masha Efrosinina broke her silence for the first time after Olya Polyakova's husband's harsh remarks towards her family. The presenter publicly congratulated her husband Timur Khromayev on his birthday.
Masha Efrosinina dedicated a post to her husband on her Instagram page. She published a series of archival photos together and publicly addressed congratulations to him.
The host wished Timur a happy birthday and said that she knows him as a person whose values and actions are more important than any words.
Masha Efrosinina added that she is proud of her husband and his work. According to her, Khromayev is currently working and applying his knowledge and experience in defense technologies and at the front.
And I'm also grateful to you for teaching me all these years to keep my focus on what's important – what we do in this life. And to ignore the noise that has nothing to do with our reality,
– the presenter wrote.
Efrosinina added that she regrets not being able to hug her husband right now. But she loves him and is waiting for him at home.
What happened the day before yesterday?
Vadim Buryakovsky gave an interview to Dmitry Gordon, where he talked about his relationship with his wife, communication with Russian stars and the development of his business. In the conversation, Olia Polyakova's husband called Timur Khromayev a “major” who “did not lift a finger to achieve everything.”
After the interview was released, Olya Polyakova publicly addressed Masha Efrosinina and her family and asked for forgiveness. The artist wrote that she was unpleasant to hear such statements from her husband. In her opinion, these words could hurt people important to her.
In response, the singer received a lot of different opinions from users in the comments: from support to criticism. According to some commentators, Olya did not need to apologize for her husband's words. So the singer spoke out again in her thread.
“It's interesting, but at what point did it become the norm to publicly assess the origins of your close friends' friends, discuss their financial situation, the condition of the housing where you were invited, and devalue their work, but to apologize for it was not the norm?” Polyakova noted.