Maria Yaremchuk told why she prefers male society, and who calls his best friend.
Heir to a creative dynasty Nazar Yaremchuk gave an interview to the magazine Caravan stories, and starred in a new summer photoshoot.
The singer tried on a bold look created by well-known Ukrainian stylist Sonya Soltes.
In a Frank interview the actress shared stories about rowdy childhood, and also told why she prefers male society, and who calls his best friend.
About his childhood:
In Junior high, I was acting like a kid. In school and on the street was friends only with boys together, we terrorized all the girls in the neighborhood! I could climb to the neighbours, disrupt their raspberries and then sell it. Or once, I remember, found in the attic of our house piggy Bank with the karbovanets, and bought five karbovanets a bag of sunflower seeds. Then went like don Corleone on the streets and handed them out to everyone. In General, I was a Tomboy.
On friendship:
I find it difficult to be friends with women. It was always much easier to communicate with men. Although I have three friends for a long time. And of course there are women who, as they say, self-sufficient enough to not appreciate the other as a rival. Such I have great respect, love and try to make friends with them.
Brothers and sister:
For all its successes and failures, I call my best friend – older sister Vera. I can tell you. We have different fathers but one mother. These differences we are so together… I – it’s a blast, she is calm and confident stability. Unfortunately, I can’t call his half-brothers by the father, because we do not communicate. After my dad died we went our separate ways. We’re not fighting – just between us there was never any communication. But I always wanted to. They are my pride and I love them. I hope that we will be able to make friends – I’m always ready to open their arms to them.
About a new stage in life:
I always felt slighted. Here is dad, and there I was. Next. I write songs, perform them and after my concert, people come to me and say, “God! Here is your father…” And it would be very nice if I was not a singer. I realize only now beginning to shake off the iron chain, which hung up on me my name and society. Only now I’m starting to open up. Everything I’ve done up to this point, was made through my desire to tell everyone that I’m not part of anything. I’m a complete unit.
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