Photos : 24 Yr Old Girl Weds An 84 Year Old Man, Insists Its True Love
An 84-year-old Russian actor famous for more than 140 roles in Soviet and
Russian films has announced he plans to start a family with his new wife who is
60 years his junior.
Legendary Russian actor Ivan Krasko married his 24-year-old fiancée Natalia
Shevel, a former student of his, in a secret ceremony attended only by close
friends and family yesterday in St Petersburg.
Despite criticism from many, the pair described their relationship in an interview with Russian media as a ‘match made in heaven’.
They met while the father-of-six was teaching at university and Ms Shevel, one
of his students, began writing him poetry which he said had made a ‘huge
impression’ on him.
The actor, who has been married three times before, said: ‘As a result of her words, I started to feel like a man in a way that I thought had long since vanished. But it was like being rebooted, and something which was missing returned.’
In the interview shortly before the ceremony the pair said they feel they cannot spend a single day apart and are living together in the actor’s apartment in central Moscow.
Legendary Russian actor Ivan Krasko married his 24-year-old fiancée Natalia
Shevel, a former student of his, in a secret ceremony attended only by close
friends and family yesterday in St Petersburg. Despite criticism from many, the pair described their relationship in an interview with Russian media as a ‘match made in heaven’.
They met while the father-of-six was teaching at university and Ms Shevel, one
of his students, began writing him poetry which he said had made a ‘huge
impression’ on him. The actor, who has been married three times before, said: ‘As a result of her words, I started to feel like a man in a way that I thought had long since vanished. But it was like being rebooted, and something which was missing returned.’
In the interview shortly before the ceremony the pair said they feel they cannot spend a single day apart and are living together in the actor’s apartment in central Moscow.
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