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The son of Vysotsky spoke about the death of Marina Vladi: “She did a lot”

Son of Vladimir Vysotsky Nikita reacted to the news of the death of actress Marina Vladi

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The son of Vysotsky spoke about the death of Marina Vladi: “She did a lot”

The son of Vladimir Vysotsky Nikita reacted to the news of the death of actress Marina Vladi. That's what Izvestia says.

“She did a lot, and first of all I respect her for what she did for my father,” Vysotsky said.

According to him, the 12 years that Vladi was with his father is only part of her life. He noted that she became the nurse of her family early after her father died.

Nikita Vysotsky called Marina Vladi a large-scale person. The news of her death was unexpected. “Very sad. We will remember, he added.

About the death of Vladi became known on Thursday, September 24. They married Vysotsky in 1970. The musician died in 1980.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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