Naynik, Tatyana Borisovna

Tatyana Naynik was born in Leningrad on April 6, 1978 in a family of scientists. Father - Boris Petrovich Naynik, worked in the field of technical sciences, as well as in the theater. Mother - Nina Mikhailovna Naynik, design engineer ^[1] . She graduated from art school, for several years she was engaged in rhythmic gymnastics and classical ballet ^[2] . She graduated from the canine school at the Faculty of Biology of St. Petersburg State University and received the title of canine judge of the second category ^[2] . After graduation, Tatyana entered the A. I. Herzen Russian State Pedagogical University at the Psychological and Pedagogical Faculty ^[2] .

Illness

The health problems of the singer began in 2008 ^[3] . After hospitalization, she was diagnosed with severe anxiety-depressive disorder , causing convulsions and panic attacks ^{[4] [5]} . The last severe attack occurred on the night of December 31, 2014 to January 1, 2015 ^[6] . Tatyana was taken to the Central Clinical Hospital ^[7] . Later it became known that the singer was waiting for her first child. While at a decent gestational age, Tatyana continued to fight the disease ^[8] .

Personal life

Tatyana Naynik lived for 4 years in a civil marriage with a dancer Dmitry ^[9] . I met with Ukrainian showman and TV presenter Andrei Dzhedzhula ^[9] . In early July 2015, she married Alexander Terekhov, the son of Margarita Terekhova ^[10] . August 24, 2015 they had a daughter, Vera ^{[11] [12] [13]} .

Model Career

The first step towards its goal was the modeling business, which Tatyana fell into in 1996 ^[2] on the advice of her grandmother, who saw the announcement of the upcoming Face of the Year contest and sent her granddaughter to it ^[1] . She was noticed and offered a contract to work as a model ^[2] . Her track record includes working with various print publications in France, Spain, Italy and the Netherlands ^[14] . Tatyana's photos were printed by such large publications as Shape , Elle and Top Ten ^[15] . The next beauty contest of Tatiana was "Miss St. Petersburg", where the girl reached the finals, but did not reach it ^[1] .

Singing career

VIA Gra

At the beginning of 2002 Tatyana became a member of the VIA Gra group, replacing Nadezhda Granovskaya , who had gone on maternity leave ^{[16] [17]} . Soon the first video comes out with her participation - “ Stop! Stop! Stop! " ^[18] . The first performance of the composition with Tatyana in front of the general public took place on May 23 in the Moscow Concert Hall "Russia" at the Ovation Award Ceremony, where the band was presented in the nomination "Best Performer of Youth Dance Music" ^{[19] [20]} . In July, the album “ Attempt No. 5 ” was reissued, which included remixes of existing songs, as well as the new work of the group “Stop! Stop! Stop!". July 20, the group performed in Vitebsk at the International Competition " Slavic Bazaar " ^[21] . In August 2002, two new songs were recorded - “ Kill my girlfriend ” and “Good morning, dad!” It was soon announced that the next single would be one of these songs and a video for it would be shot in September. As a result, preference was given to “Good morning, dad!” ^[22] . At the same time, Nadezhda Granovskaya returned to the team. On September 12, the filming of the video for the song “Good morning, Dad!” Ended, so 4 soloists appeared in the video right away. Before Tatyana left, the group performed a quartet several times ^[23] . In November, a team consisting of Alyona - Tatyana - Anna appeared on the cover of the Russian edition of the men's magazine Maxim . At the same time, Tatyana left the group ^[24] . After leaving, there were problems with the producers ^[25] .

Maybe

After leaving VIA Gra, Tatyana created her own Maybe band, where she acts as a soloist and producer ^[26] . The co-producer of the group was Peter Hoffman, a friend of Tatyana Naynik ^{[27] [28]} . The American composer Robbie Neville acted as the main creator of musical material for the band, and the author of the lyrics is Lara D'Elia ^[28] . Initially, the group arose in the form of a duet, which included Tatyana Naynik and Diana Nikolaeva. Together, the girls recorded several songs ^[29]. In the spring of 2006, a debut album was due to be released, but for unknown reasons the album never came out ^[30] . In October, the team appeared on the pages of the Russian edition of the men's magazine Maxim ^[25] . At the end of 2006, a new soloist, Alevtina Belyaeva, joined the group, and later Natalia Ryzhaya came to replace Diana ^[31] .

Actress career

She starred in feature films in Europe, but these works did not go beyond its borders. One film was in the horror genre, as well as two arthouse films ^[15] . In 2014, Tatyana Naynik starred in the comedy television series directed by Yuri Morozov “ Svaty ”, which premiered on April 14, 2014 on the Domashny television channel ^{[32] [33]} .

The singer collaborates with the Shield and Lira charity, supporting Russian soldiers in hospitals of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Chechnya with her concerts as part of various events ^{[34] [35]} . Tatyana Naynik took part in the action of the Charity Fund for helping children with cerebral palsy "Step Together" Gosha Kutsenko ^[36] , participated in the annual charity action "Soldier's Heart" for World War II veterans conducted by the Army Store television program ^[37] . She took part in the traditional military-patriotic action “Under the Banner of Victory!”, In order to promote glorious fighting traditions held by the Army Store television program in conjunction with the Ministry of Defense of Russia ^[38] .

VIA Gra Albums

• Attempt No. 5 (reprint)

Singles

As part of VIA Gra

• Stop! Stop! Stop!
• Good morning, dad!

As part of Maybe

• Confession
• Play love with me
• Who are you?
• Not given
• Heaven and earth
• Honey and ice
• Remained (music and lyrics by Oleg Vladi) ^[39]
• About me
• I am, are you
• I miss (together with Vladimir Politov ; music and lyrics - Sergey Revtov ) ^[40]
• Raspberry heart

Video clips as part of VIA Gra

In videos of other artists

• 2008 - Intuition ( TNT )
• 2011 - Poker Duel ( TV-3 )