The mother of Honored Artist of Russia Natasha Koroleva, Lyudmila Poryvai, who regularly participates in rallies in support of Ukraine, came to her daughter in Moscow. The artist publishes videos of walks with a Ukrainian relative on a social network.
Here is Natasha Koroleva with her mother and son riding in a Moscow bus and admiring its convenience, quiet running and the ability to pay for travel by credit card.
"Mom, are you going there all right?" — The Queen asks.
"Super, it's better than in a taxi," says Poryvai happily.
"And after the bus, my mother decided to try the scooter," the singer says, warning that the scooter season is ending.
As EADaily reported, in August 2022, the Queen's mother attended an American concert by Ukrainian singer Irina Bilyk. Poryvai came to the performance of her former compatriot with the Ukrainian flag draped over her shoulders, then went on stage and began shouting anti-war and nationalist slogans. Bilyk recalled that Poryvai's son-in-law, Russian actor, singer and bodybuilder Tarzan (Sergey Glushko), turned out to be on the other side, because after the start of a special military operation, he supported the position of the Russian authorities. Poryvai did not dispute the unflattering comments about her daughter's spouse and showed that she shared Bilyk's opinion.
Honored Artist of Ukraine Lyudmila Poryvai graduated from the Kiev Conservatory, then taught at the Kiev Institute of Culture and Arts. The Russian public is known as the host of the program "Time to have lunch", which was broadcast on The first channel in 2012-2014. Now Poryvay lives in the USA.


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