'She passed, but tries to hold on': how Svetlana Morgunova lives, who lost her son due to COVID-19
'08.11.2020'
Source: StarHit
This year, the TV presenter lost her son. 52-year-old Maxim died of coronavirus in May. According to colleagues, Svetlana Morgunova has changed a lot after the tragedy, writes "StarHit".
Angelina Vovk and Vladimir Berezin claimed that 80-year-old Morgunova was addicted to alcohol.
“Nelly Kobzon asked her relatives to take care of her, including from alcohol. I am humanly sorry for the Light. I am a grown man, and I consider any event as an example. It was hard to find Svetochka cooler and brighter in the profession, she was a big star, she was imitated. Why am I saying this? You need to leave the profession earlier, otherwise there will be a tragic outcome, like Valentina Leontyeva's.
We all know what Morgunova was! A holiday man, a girl with a straight back, energy, charisma. Now Svetlana Morgunova is a grandmother, ”Berezin said the other day.
Morgunova herself refutes these rumors. The TV presenter claims that Vladimir does not even call her.
“He's out of his mind. It is not true. I am outraged, because he has not even called me lately. I am sitting at home ... I have such a misfortune. I don't need any help, ”Morgunova told reporters.
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Earlier, surrounded by Morgunova, it was rumored that she had grown very old after the death of her son. Svetlana and Maxim communicated very well, he often visited his mother. The heir to the TV presenter did not suffer from chronic diseases and did not complain of health, so his death from the coronavirus was a blow to his loved ones.
“We saw her recently, when we were at Maxim's at the cemetery. Passed, but trying to hold on. Heart, pressure ... Like all elderly people. Bored, constantly looking at the pictures of his son. She says she will live for the sake of her granddaughter. Svetlana Mikhailovna is not left alone: an assistant is with her around the clock, a granddaughter, a daughter-in-law and a sister often come, "shared the Morgunovs' friend Larisa Kulikova.
