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Katerina Spitz paid tribute to the memory of her dead daughters

Actress Katerina Spitz honored the memory of her unborn daughters

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Katerina Spitz paid tribute to the memory of her dead daughters

Actress Katerina Spitz honored the memory of her unborn daughters. She shared her loss on social media.

October 15 is considered the day of remembrance of unborn children in many countries. Traditionally, memorial ceremonies are held on this day.

“Today we will light two candles in our house in memory of our two daughters, whom we were waiting for, but who were not destined to be born,” she wrote.

In 2024, Spitsa lost a baby during pregnancy to photographer and fitness trainer Ruslan Panov. According to the actress, the cause was a chromosomal error in cell division. She later suffered another miscarriage.

A psychologist helped to survive the loss of Spitz. The actress said that she felt guilt, panic and despair, but over time she was able to take a different look at what happened.

On May 6, 2026, the son Bogdan was born at Spitz and Panov.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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