Natalia Moseychuk. “Hidden Life” by TV presenter Natalya Moseychuk. The secret is revealed! You thought your destiny would turn out this way

TSN presenter on channel 1+1, Natalya Moseychuk sent her eldest son Anton to graduation this year. On her Facebook page, the journalist shared family photos and spoke about the tests that her children would have to go through.

“It’s definitely going to be a stressful year in our family due to the upcoming final exams. I say “we” because I’m worried about my eldest son Anton. He has the unknown ahead of him, which, thank God, doesn’t scare him. I already have the experience of graduation, entrance and other exams. I am horrified that my son has to go through this. And the most offensive thing is the “lottery” nature of these tests. Very often, chance, not hard work, plays a role in the question of a child’s future. knowledge and perseverance. It’s with these fears that I enter the new school year. Unlike me, Anton has a lot of work to do - classes at school, tutors, self-education, 24 hours in a day is not enough for him." , - Natalya wrote.

But youngest son Natalya Moseychuk is still just a baby, he is only two years old. On September 1, the boy and his whole family went to school with his older brother, for now as a guest.

Patriotic dress code - embroidered shirts.

“Who is now in an absolutely happy state is Matvey, the youngest. He has a completely carefree time. It’s a pity that the children don’t remember these days. He is two years and three months old. He bathes in general love and affection. His pranks are forgiven, tricks, mood swings. And September 1 was not an outstanding day for him - just one of the other happy ones. Let everything work out for them and let their life be peaceful! ", writes Natalya Moseychuk on the social network.

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Natalya Nikolaevna Moseychuk(ukr. Natalya Mykolayivna Moseychuk; genus. May 30, Tejen) - Ukrainian TV presenter, journalist, presenter of TSN on channel 1+1.

Biography

Natalya Moseychuk was born on May 30, 1973 in Tejen, Turkmen SSR. Father is a military man, mother is a teacher. Graduated in 1990 high school in the city of Berdichev, Zhytomyr region. In 1995 she graduated from the faculty foreign languages Zhytomyr Pedagogical University.

Career

Natalya Moseychuk, together with Lydia Taran, hosts the main issues of TSN.

Grade

The general producer of Channel 5, Yuri Stets, commented on Moseichuk’s transition to 1+1: “I know for sure that this is not a desire to earn more money and not a desire to leave Channel 5. She had a dream to work for 1+1 and, in my opinion, this is where the reasons should be looked.”

In turn, the presenter herself, in an interview with the Lviv Portal, said that the reason was the dismissal of several significant figures for her from the channel - in particular, the presenter, “teacher and friend” Roman Skrypin. She also expressed the opinion that by that time the “honest news channel” had changed noticeably: “It was not the same news that we did in 2004...”.

Achievements

Awarded the insignia of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine. Named Electronic Media Journalist of the Year (Person of the Year 2009 Award)

Personal life

She is married and has two sons - Anton (b. 1998) and Matvey (b. 2012).

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Host of the TSN program on the channel 1+1 Natalya Moseychuk doesn’t really like to talk about his topic personal life. But for TV weeks made an exception - she talked about raising children, relaxing, taking care of herself and how one copes with three men.

No need to help - at least don’t interfere!

Your on-air image has changed a little. How easily do you agree to experiments in camera and in life?

Nothing has changed dramatically, it seems to me. If you mean a more natural hairstyle, I don’t even remember, it appeared thanks to my good mood or, conversely, bad (laughs). I think this, as you say, “changed ethereal image” is the result of the efforts of make-up artists, stylists and hairdressers. I am very calm about any changes. I don’t chase them, but if they happen, I accept them positively.

It is not easy for a working woman to combine a career and caring for a family. I know that you don’t have an au pair. Do you have your own life hacks that allow you to quickly clean the house or just as quickly prepare a delicious original dinner?

In this sense, I trust progress. If you need to clean the stove, I’ll buy a product that will help remove dirt in half an hour without much effort. Need to tidy up your window? I won’t wipe it with ammonia and vinegar as before. I will use window cleaning liquid and special brushes that will solve the problem in a maximum of an hour. And everything will shine! Believe me, if you do this for twenty years, you will improve your skills to such an extent that you will do everything no worse than the most expensive cleaning agency. And if guests are on the doorstep, I have a slow cooker that cooks borscht in 15 minutes, jellied meat in an hour, and bakes a cake in 20 minutes. This is a real miracle of technology; you want to cook a lot of different things with it.

The higher the demands placed on me, the higher the pace of my life. Everything happens faster - including cleaning and cooking. The only time that is not reduced is the time I spend with my children. What I definitely won’t skimp on is on walks with 4-year-old Matvey. I'd better finish something at night.

What household appliances, besides the multicooker, make your life much easier?

We have a dishwasher. But, to be honest, we use it when we remember its existence. The rest is like everyone else, nothing special.

How do you cope alone with three men? Or did they organize the process so skillfully that they themselves help you with everything?

It's not about help. You know what I usually say? If only they didn't interfere! (Laughs.) I admit, I’m not much of an organizer, so I’m counting on their awareness. If she tells them that they need to help, I won’t refuse. But sometimes it’s easier to handle it yourself. I remember when they were doing the renovations, I had fun gluing the wallpaper. And I loved it so much! I was proud of myself because I did it quickly and professionally! True, this was many years ago. Now I can’t imagine this process without Ilya’s help. If only because I want to not only do something with him, but also communicate. It's easier and more fun this way.

My coffee morning

Do you have enough time for yourself? How much does it take to relax and perform some favorite rituals?

For some time now I have had a rule - to get up a little earlier than my husband and children in order to quietly drink a cup of coffee. My colleague advised: while everyone is sleeping, you make coffee, focus on plans and mentally organize your day. I liked it. It’s in this episode—the “coffee morning”—that all the leisureliness ends (laughs). Then I turn on the turbo speed and spend the whole day focusing on work and family.

Many women are sure that “people from TV” live their lives in beauty salons. It's an illusion! I don't have enough time for them. Therefore, I limit myself to only the most necessary. About “relaxing in the bathroom” when you have small child, must be forgotten. And it’s better to make a choice even before his birth: either a baby, or relaxing in a bath full of foam. I made mine. Spa treatments can wait. Now we need to seize every moment while Matvey is little, remember all his facial expressions and funny words, record statements, take a lot of photographs. In a word, I can only dream of peace. But I don't regret it.

How do you manage to look so good?

IN ordinary life I practically don’t use cosmetics. The purse contains mascara, blush and lip gloss. But I rarely use them together. Ethereal makeup is enough for me. And then, I know perfectly well how to literally The word “beauty is made”, so I evaluate it not by how a woman wears makeup, but by how she looks without makeup.

I constantly promise myself: next week I will definitely go to the salon for facial treatments. And every time I deceive - I prefer some more important things to the search for beauty. I feel sorry for taking time away from my children and devoting it to myself.

Psychologists say that spouses must have personal space - so that everyone can be alone with themselves or do what they love. Can you do this?

I honestly feel sorry for families in which someone needs personal space. My husband is of the same opinion. We have a different problem: since Matvey was born, there is practically no time for each other. We are either at work or with children. We pay little attention to each other - that's true. We are trying to change the situation, but so far to no avail. As soon as we plan a trip somewhere together, something inevitably happens and our plans collapse.

How to avoid boredom?

You don’t need to stand in one place - you need to try to develop. IN different directions! Meet with interesting people, read books and bring impressions from them into the house. Exchange opinions. You can even make lunches, breakfasts and dinners as varied as possible.

The main thing is not to overflow the banks

In the life of every family there comes a difficult moment - the transitional age of the child. You have already experienced this with your eldest son. How did you cope with it and with yourself, so as not to break down and “overflow the banks”?

You are absolutely right - it was difficult not to “overflow the banks.” I'm very emotional person, I start with half a turn, as they say. But I calm down just as easily. Moreover, Anton’s adolescence coincided with my sleepless nights with Matvey. I myself was emotionally unstable, and then there were the hormonal surges of my elder... Fortunately, it didn’t go far. There were no runaways from home, as happens in some families, or the emergence of any harmful habits - like smoking or, God forbid, drugs. It all came down to a discussion with Antoshka, often in a raised voice. But even they were difficult for me. Therefore, I am grateful to my son for not testing me with more complex teenage manifestations.

It’s just now starting to dawn on me that he’s becoming an adult. And it’s still hard to “let go” of him. I need to know about every minute of his life. I don’t care who he’s with, what company he’s in, whether he’s happy or sad.

Anton is a second-year student. Was the process of choosing a university difficult?

The son was torn between the desire to study at the Kiev National Economic University and his passion for computer science. As a result, the family council decided that he would receive an economic education - at the Faculty of International Economics, and master programming at the same time.

A student has higher demands than a schoolchild. Do you somehow regulate his spending?

We don’t have problems like “Anton’s spending.” His day is divided between school and home, he doesn’t go to cafes or hang out. Helps a lot with housework. I often ask him to go shopping: milk, bread, water. So he was and remains our great helper. All his expenses are on the metro and minibus to the university. Never asks for clothes or shoes. He has no special requirements for his wardrobe - his son does not belong to the golden youth and is not spoiled by money.

The sea is right up to the buoys!

In your children big difference aged. Is it possible to organize a vacation in such a way that the whole family can spend it, so that both the youngest and the oldest can enjoy it?

This is the first year that the children did not vacation together. Anton passed the test and left for the USA, and we helped Matvey recover at sea. True, it’s not enough - two weeks. We were undergoing some cosmetic renovations, so our vacation was short. Although before it didn’t last longer for my husband and I.

IN last interview You told Telenedelya that while Matvey is little, you prefer not to go on vacation with him abroad, so as not to experience all the delights of acclimatization. Have you decided to take a risk?

Yes, we have already outgrown the “no travel” rule (smiles). Matveyka has matured. Thank God I didn’t get sick at sea. We had a wonderful time. The baby stopped being afraid of water and learned to dive and swim. With dad they swam right up to the buoys!

Now we have everything the other way around - the infection sets in immediately after returning “from the seas.” I suspect that the environmental situation in the capital is to blame. This is not just my observation. Mothers who brought their children from their dachas near Kiev also complain: as soon as they spend one day in the metropolis, the baby has a stuffy nose and a sore throat for some unknown reason.

Does Matvey have a nanny, or does he go to kindergarten?

He has a guardian angel - his Valya (smiles). For Matvey, she is a friend, mentor and companion. When I leave my child with her, my heart is calm. No matter what happens, I can rely on our nanny. It’s very rare to find “your” person who thinks the same way as you... Fortunately, from time to time life sends us people who can support and teach us something. I am sure that nanny Valya is exactly like that.

But my husband and I unanimously said “no” to the kindergarten. A categorical “no”. Perhaps this decision is a consequence of psychological trauma from childhood. But I don't want constant illnesses. Just like it was with the eldest: three days in kindergarten - he’s been sick for three months. I will not conduct such experiments on Matvey for the sake of socialization. There are schools early development, where children come only for classes, that’s how we plan. I also want to sign up for a sports session. To the pool. And spend as much time as possible outdoors with him.

14:24 22.03.2012

Presenter information program"TSN" ("1+1") Natalya Moseychuk is preparing to become a mother for the second time.

"My husband, of course, was very happy. We wanted this child and planned it,- Natalya told the Telenedelya magazine. - By the way, even before I found out about mine interesting position, he once looked at me and said: “You know, I think we’re pregnant, Businka.”

The secretive Natalia happily told the publication about her personal life, frankly answering intimate questions. I suggest you read:

What does a typical day for a news anchor look like?

I wake up at 7.15, take my son to school (Anton is 13 years old. - Note edit.), and my husband to work. Then I cook lunch and dinner, but before that I still need to go shopping and buy groceries. Plus something to wash, iron, put away... Until 14.20 - the time when I start from home - I am spinning like a squirrel in a wheel. During the 40 minutes I go to the television center, I rest. From 15.00 to 21.00 I am at work - and so on five days a week.

- Do you arrange debriefings at the end of the day?

Necessarily. First, we ask how your son’s day went. If we feel for some pain point, it hits two flywheels (laughs). Then we check homework. This takes about an hour - Anton has learned to quickly prove that he has figured everything out. Then we have dinner and discuss our affairs with my husband. In general, everything is like everyone else.

- Do you read books for bedtime?

Perhaps “History of Ukraine” or “ World history" Or any of Ukrainian literature, if this was not done at school. How else? You need to speak the same language with your child and be on topic. As for reading for yourself, lately I became interested in books about the greats, including autobiographical ones. I read about Churchill, Thatcher, Ranevskaya, Gurchenko, Gerdt and have already compiled a list of books that I plan to enjoy in the next few months... accompanied by the peaceful sniffling of the baby.

- You've been away from home for half a day. Have Anton been taught to be independent?

He is a very conscientious boy - he doesn’t want to upset my husband and me. In addition, he is afraid of failure. But I still call him every hour, suggest something, help. This is inconvenient: I am distracted from my work, he is forced to interrupt and wait for me to have a free minute. But there is no other way.

- Did you think that your fate would turn out this way?

What do you! I thought working on television was not prestigious! I always knew that I would be a teacher. While I was studying at the institute, television was my hobby, which allowed me to earn extra money. I remember that even during a 45-minute break I managed to run to the TV channel and record some announcements. I came there as an international journalist to practice translation. It was only later that they took a closer look at me and said: “Come on, sit in the frame!”

But life made its own adjustments. I got married, I had to earn money own apartment. Despite the fact that in Zhitomir she worked at several jobs - both at the institute and on television, and taught English courses, provincial town did not give such an opportunity. This could only be done in the capital and certainly not in a teaching position. Although in Kyiv I tried to get a job in my specialty - at the Polytechnic, at the department English language. I was refused because I did not have a Kyiv registration.

Natalia with her son Anton

 - What a blessing that she wasn’t there!

But I don’t know if it’s happiness. Maybe my fate would have turned out differently then. Or life would be easier. I still feel guilty about my child. I started working when my son was 10 months old. I “lent” it to my mother and for two years came to Zhitomir on my days off - I then worked a week every other week.

There is no item in your daily schedule that is often found among all public figures - the gym...

The lives of many of the people viewers see on television are not as bohemian as they think. Nobody eats the rainbow! I haven't seen my girlfriend for 20 years. When we met and talked, she was very surprised: “I thought you don’t do laundry, don’t cook, and your life has nothing to do with everyday life.” Why? After all, no one has canceled this way of life...

- But the gym is not necessarily a tribute to fashion. There is also a physical need to exercise the muscles.

I only got it this year, so I bought a membership to a sports club for the whole family. So what? My husband and son are walking, but I’m still thinking about how to find time for swimming in the morning. But since this is necessary, including for the health of the unborn child, I will definitely come up with something.

- How did your beloved men react to the fact that there would be a new addition to the family?

The son immediately began to choose a name for the baby. And since I had watched the movie “Home Alone” the day before, I came up with the idea: “If it’s a boy, let’s call him Kevin” as the main character. To which the husband replied: “Kevin Ilyich? Sounds very good!” (Laughs)

 TV presenter's husband Ilya

 - Do you plan to stay on maternity leave for a long time?

I don’t know how it will turn out... Some are already in service a week after giving birth. It seems to me that this is wrong - the mother should be with the child. However, if she manages to pay attention to her husband, older children and baby, and even earn extra money, that’s wonderful. Another thing, I’m not sure if I’ll make it in time.

- When after the first birth they decided to return to work (Natalia was then a presenter at the Yutar television company. - Note ed.), they didn't take you. Did you somehow play it safe this time?

What guarantees can there be? Another thing is that at that time I had an inferiority complex: if they didn’t take it back, it means I bad specialist. Although in fact I didn’t even try to find out why I wasn’t reinstated. Now I am more confident in my professionalism - I have my own price in the television market. Besides, I'm a workaholic - what employer wouldn't like that?

As for the situation 13 years ago... If I hadn’t received such a “slap in the face” then, nothing would have come of me.

 - Aren't you afraid to gain weight after childbirth?

I don’t even have such thoughts! Nature and life balance everything. After the first pregnancy, for example, overweight I lost it a week after giving birth. How else could it be if on the fifth day you were left alone with your child in a rented apartment - in a building where there is no elevator and you have to carry the stroller up and down by yourself?

- Does your husband work as a TV cameraman?

My destiny is very similar to life main character film “Moscow Doesn’t Believe in Tears”, only my “Gosha” is not a mechanic at the institute, but a manager at large corporation. The father of my first child is really a TV personality. Unfortunately, this is my second marriage. I say “unfortunately” because I would like to meet current spouse earlier. Only now I felt like I was behind my husband. This is my wall, my shoulder, dear person, a friend to both me and Antoshka.

- My husband and my son common language did you find it right away?

Anton perceives all people very positively. As for their relationship with their spouse... You know, sometimes I’m even jealous. It seems to me that he loves his husband more than me. In any case, they have more common interests.

- You recently returned from vacation. Where were you? Did you go as a couple or three?

We were in the Middle East, together - it was a selfish trip for me (laughs). We had a very good rest. Finally managed to get some sleep. When we returned to Kyiv, I even called the hotel to find out what brand their mattresses were. They are so comfortable that I want to buy one for home, in my situation this is very important.

In general, we always try to relax together. I believe that at this age it is too early to show Versailles and Colosseums to children - they will quickly be erased from memory. But Türkiye, for example, where there is a lot of entertainment for children and you can relax to the fullest, is just right.

- How do you relax?

Only when I leave Kyiv. As soon as I see the line beyond which the capital remains, I’m already resting.

Congratulations Natalia!

Based on materials from the Telenedel publication

Photo - "Teleweek", provided by the press service of "1+1"

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Natalya Nikolaevna Moseychuk(Ukrainian Natalya Mykolaivna Moseychuk; born May 30, 1973, Tejen) - Ukrainian TV presenter, journalist, presenter of TSN on channel 1+1.

• 1 Biography
• 2 Career
  • 2.1 Evaluation
• 3 Achievements
• 4 Personal life
• 5 Notes
• 6 Links

Biography

Natalya Moseychuk was born on May 30, 1973 in Tejen, Turkmen SSR. Father is a military man, mother is a teacher. In 1990 she graduated from high school in the city of Berdichev, Zhitomir region. In 1995 she graduated from the Faculty of Foreign Languages ​​of Zhytomyr pedagogical university.

Career

In 1993, Natalya Moseychuk began working as a journalist and presenter on Zhytomyr regional television.

Since 1997 - presenter of the information and entertainment program “Morning Revue” on the Inter TV channel.

Since 1998 - news presenter on the "UTAR" channel.

Since 1999 - news presenter at the Express-Inform television company.

Since 2003 - presenter of the information service of Channel 5. Author and host of the “VIP Woman” program.

Since August 2006, she became the presenter of the Television News Service (TSN) on the 1+1 channel. She was also the author and presenter of the project “ Hidden Life» about public and non-public aspects of the lives of famous politicians.

Natalya Moseychuk, together with Lydia Taran, hosts the main issues of TSN.

Grade

The general producer of Channel 5, Yuri Stets, commented on Moseichuk’s transition to 1+1: “I know for sure that this is not a desire to earn more money and not a desire to leave Channel 5. She had a dream to work for 1+1 and, in my opinion, this is where the reasons should be looked.”

In turn, the presenter herself, in an interview with the Lviv Portal, said that the reason was the dismissal of several significant figures for her from the channel - in particular, the presenter, “teacher and friend” Roman Skrypin. She also expressed the opinion that by that time the “honest news channel” had changed noticeably: “It was not the same news that we did in 2004...”.

Achievements

Awarded the insignia of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine. Named Electronic Media Journalist of the Year (2009 Person of the Year Award)

Personal life

She is married and has two sons - Anton (born in 1998) and Matvey (born in 2012).

Notes

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4. Natalya Moseychuk returns to the air 1+1
5. Personalities: Natalya Moseychuk
6. Natalya Moseychuk in the ranking of the most successful TV presenters
7. TSN presenter Natalya Moseychuk was named “Journalist of the Year”
8. Natalya Moseychuk: Our colleagues copy us

Links

• Natalya Moseychuk on the 1+1 channel website

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