Ani Lorak's biography can be called a modern fairy tale about Cinderella, in which the "boarding school" girl from a provincial town that does not have absolutely nothing over the soul, except for the talent and a huge desire to sing, achieved global recognition and reached the top of the musical Olympus.
By 2013, Ani Lorak was already a very successful titled singer, a mega-popular homeland in Ukraine, in Russia and the CIS countries. This year, the singer made a grand show "Carolina" in the Kremlin Palace, which was a huge success. In October, 2013, Ani Lorak celebrated his birthday with a concert in the Kiev Palace of Sports, more than 10 thousand spectators were applodated standing, and there were several million spectators on television.
And before the new year in Ukraine, Maidan happened. And the Russian composer Igor Krutoy, with whom, at that time, the singer was closely cooperating, called the Ukrainian people "not to arrange the Maidans, and work for the good of the country." But journalists, as always, all twisted and this statement was attributed to Ani Lorak. From the moment the obstruction of the artist began.
The singer declared a boycott, she was accused of state treason. And when in June 2014, the singer went to Moscow at the presentation of the RU.TV award, the radical Ukrainians immediately declared the singer to the traitor.
At the concert on November 26, 2014, the audience had to go through the "Corridian of Shame", which was arranged hostile members of the freedom party. Hall hooked up and guarded special forces to avoid provocations and human victims.
After that, Ani Lorak decided not to risk her life and family and moved to Russia. Here she already lives 6 years, after a divorce with a Turkish husband - with his daughter Sofia. Now the singer is included in the top of the best performers of Russia.
Recently, Ani Lorak boasted a ring on an unnamed finger. Before this, the singer showed a photo with a beloved and heated rumors about pregnancy. The star also shared how the body holds in the form.