Actress Ekaterina Volkova, who is now 52 years old, spoke frankly about her daughters, admitting that their fates cause her serious worries. The younger one, 18-year-old Alexandra, and the older one, Valeria, who is already over thirty, cause the star a lot of trouble.
Alexandra, born in July, is now at a crossroads. She dreams of working in the film industry but failed the entrance exams to VGIK for the producing faculty. Volkova said that her daughter now plans to attend courses and actively study cinema, realizing that a producer needs extensive life experience.
Her elder daughter, Valeria, causes no less concern. Despite the fact that she has already given her famous mother grandchildren, her career leaves much to be desired. Valeria, who received a psychologist and sociologist education in Germany, and also spent many years engaged in contemporary dance, is now, in Volkova's opinion, "constantly giving birth" instead of developing professionally. The actress urges her daughter to return to dancing, noting her talent and admiration for choreographer Miguel.
Conflicts between Ekaterina and Valeria began a long time ago. Volkova does not hesitate to blame the father of her grandchildren for the current situation. Several months ago, the actress sharply stated that Valeria became pregnant by a married man. Then Timofey was born, but the father did not participate in his life. Volkova even gave her daughter an apartment to help her with the child. However, according to Ekaterina, the same man reappeared in Valeria's life, and she gave birth to another child by him. The actress is outraged that her daughter did not protect her from this man's attacks and is now completely under his influence, even hiding her place of residence in Mikhnevo. Volkova admitted that she "sent the so-called son-in-law away 15 times, I can send him away a 16th time."
Despite all the difficulties, Ekaterina Volkova continues to communicate with her daughters, although a common language with Valeria regarding dancing has not yet been found.








