The main Mary Poppins of the USSR, who had been quiet for 2.5 years, named the reasons for returning to Moscow

Honored Artist of Russia, actress Natalia Andreichenko returned to Moscow because "she must be here." She told about it in an interview on the TV channel "Moscow-24".

"Right now, at this most difficult time for the country, for the Motherland, and it was at this time that I actually came because I have to be here," she explained.

According to Andreichenko, she should be here because it is "the call of her heart."

"I'm telling you the truth," the actress emphasized.

She also added that she had arrived and was finalizing the book, "but the book is ready."

Andreichenko expressed confidence that there will be a film based on the book.

"I would also like to... I have my first creative evening at the theater on Taganka on October 23. We are starting, as it were, a journey, the tour will take place in many cities of Russia. And it is based on the book that I will make this creative evening, and with poems," the actress concluded.

As EADaily reported, Andreichenko appeared in Moscow in early September. On social networks, Andreichenko wrote that she was "here again," and then posted a video from a car in which she admired Moscow.

It also became known that the actress recently wrote a book, in Moscow she is engaged in her dubbing and is also ready to present her creation to the public. Andreichenko demands 350 thousand rubles for a forty-minute speech, the Paragraph portal found out.