In 2004, actress Ksenia Kachalina divorced Mikhail Efremov, who took sole custody of their daughter. The actress died after 21 years — Kachalina quietly got drunk in a "two-bedroom apartment" in the center of Moscow, turning her home into a hotbed of unsanitary conditions.
After the divorce, the actress was no longer invited to the shooting. Except alcohol, as reported passion.ru she also became addicted to illegal substances. Kachalina practically did not go out on the street, saying that she had everything she needed at home.
The source also gave details of the last visit to this apartment of journalists who were able to communicate with the artist.
"It's getting better and better every day. I'm just bursting with health," she said.
Kachalina slept in the kitchen, and gave the whole apartment to the cats.
"This is a Jacuzzi, but cats live here," the actress commented on the condition of her own bathroom.
About her own place, Efremov's ex-wife said the following: "I gave up everything to cats. I sleep in the kitchen."
"And why have All your things are just piled up in a pile, why can't they be laid out in cupboards?" — the journalist asked her a logical question.
"So lay it out for yourself," Ksenia Kachalina replied, clearly showing that she was satisfied with everything.
EADaily previously reported — a well-known psychiatrist clarified the cause of the lonely life and death of actress Kachalina. The actress died in early December, she was discovered by Mikhail Efremov himself, who came to visit his ex-wife.

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