Klitschko ex Natalia Yegorova
Son Max’s hero is Dirk Nowitzki
At Natalia Yegorova, children are more important than anything.
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In Natalia Yegorova’s new life after breaking up with Vitali Klitschko, her three children play the main roles.
in one Interview with “Image” the former model reported on his new life after the separation and son Max’s sporting ambitions. At first after the outbreak of the war, she said there: “When the war broke out, we were in the middle of a nightmare. I had to comfort the children , we were afraid for Vitali, my parents and the relatives. It was terrible. I’ve never cried so much and been so scared in my life. We had to learn to live with the war.”
“My children kiss and hug me a hundred times a day”
She is very closely connected to her children, and the relationship between the siblings is also very harmonious. “I love being a mommy or mamulitchka,” she revealed. “My children kiss and hug me a hundred times a day when they are with me.” To do this, they always have to bend down a good bit towards her, because in contrast to her 1.75 meter mother, the eldest son Yegor measures 2 meters and the junior Max even 2.16 meters.
Son Max wants to become a basketball pro
As she reports in the interview, Max has no intention of following in the footsteps of his boxing father, but he is also aiming for a career in sports. “He wants to study in America and become a professional basketball player,” says Natalia. And added: “Dirk Nowitzki is his hero.”
She also gave the newspaper an update on her relationship with her ex-husband: “There are no conflicts between me and my ex-husband, no more allegations. We have clarified everything. There is only peace, love and a very big wish, that the other is fine.”
Commitment and yoga for refugees
In addition to her family, Natalia is currently trying to make life a little easier for her war-torn compatriots in exile. As a voluntary foundation ambassador for the “Tribute To Bambi Foundation”, the musician is passionate about helping refugee families and is involved in the “Yoga for Ukraine” project, which offers free courses and training for those affected.