Olga Parfenyuk, a striking brunette, considered herself plain in her youth, hiding behind humor. Sarcasm remained her weapon, but no one doubts her attractiveness now.
Olga was born in Blagoveshchensk. Her mother, Irina, a manager, didn't let her daughter "do silly things": art and music schools, no late nights out or clubs. Parfenyuk only found herself in KVN. The pedagogical university team "Azbuka" reached the Premier League, but they were immediately required to pay an organizational fee – to buy out a sector for fans. "We still owe KVN, I think, 180 thousand rubles. I apologize. If someone calls me, I won't give you that money," Parfenyuk told "Madonna Mur."
Her mother always honestly evaluated her daughter's performances, not hesitating to say that other teams were stronger. But it was Irina who insisted on Olga moving to Moscow, giving her 20 thousand rubles and saying that she would always have time to return home. She didn't have to return. Today, Parfenyuk is a star of the show "Women's Forum."
Olga's father, a repairman, plunged into alcohol addiction after the funeral of Irina's sister's husband. In childhood, Olga was a daddy's girl, but later the relationship became complicated. Her father, the life of the party, after the birth of his son Nikita and daughter five years later, preferred parties with friends to caring for his children. In middle school, his love for celebrations escalated into alcoholism. Olga emphasized that her father was not violent or physically abusive, but she found the situation difficult to bear. In interviews, she didn't hide her tears, envying complete, friendly families. She only invited her mother to KVN, fearing that Sergey would come drunk. Nevertheless, her father came to performances, which the artist later interpreted as a gesture of love.
Despite the difficult situation, Olga didn't feel alone: her mother was helped by her sister and her father's relatives. As an adult, the artist periodically saw her father, but in 2025, she admitted that the last meeting was a couple of years ago. "We barely communicate because he's on alcoholic binges, his lifestyle is such that he doesn't even take a break to text, to ask something. He used to text more, now very little," the host admitted last year for FAMETIME TV. "I don't text first because I know: messages will go unanswered. I understand he'll text himself when he has a moment of clarity, but lately, there have been almost none." At that time, Olga wished her father health and strength to overcome his addiction, but, unfortunately, Sergey passed away in December.
The team from Blagoveshchensk didn't make it to the Major League, but Olga, with Zhenya Brovkin and Katya Orlyanskaya, formed "Trio 28" and appeared in "Comedy Battle" and "Don't Sleep!" on TNT. Initially, Parfenyuk was criticized for her KVN style, but she got into the rhythm of TV filming. In parallel, Olga worked as a model, organized events through an event agency, and studied at Herman Sidakov's Drama School, dreaming of cinema. In 2017, Parfenyuk launched the YouTube project "Actively Searching," where she, with Yaroslava Trinadtsatko and Vera Kotelnikova, discussed problems with dating sites. It's no surprise that after such an experience, Olga easily joined "Speed Dates" with Katya Vyalikova and Olesya Ivanchenko.
However, three years before the aforementioned project, "Women's Forum" launched, where Olga, with Varya Shcherbakova, Sasha Muratova, and Natasha Borisova, discussed questions from a public group. The show "took off" a year later, and Olga's career soared. Now, the star is eagerly invited for interviews, and she hosts her own program "Give a Paw" for dog lovers.
In her youth, Olga's idol was Timur Batrutdinov, and she felt an attraction to him. After meeting on the sets of "Comedy Battle" and "Don't Sleep!", she realized their vibe was purely friendly. Later, Parfenyuk saw Timur on a dating site, and they had a "match." "I fainted, unconscious, I came to – he texts: 'Hi, oh, you're here?' He didn't start any conversation either, I realized that, apparently, he didn't like me. And Timur is still not married!" Olga shared on the program "Morning. TNT."
Parfenyuk didn't regret the mismatch with Timur, because nine years ago, while working on the project "Actively Searching," she met her future husband. Motion designer Valery Khaustov was creating the intro for the show. Olga immediately found him attractive. Valery, however, paid no attention to the girl, who was used to compliments since her KVN days. This simultaneously captivated and angered the artist. One day, when she had a stomach ache, Khaustov offered a pill, but Olga snapped back so loudly that the man decided not to get involved with the "bitch."
After recording one of the episodes, where Olga touchingly recounted how her ex-boyfriend broke her heart, Valera realized he was wrong about the host. The couple's correspondence started strangely: Khaustov posted a photo with a caption that his ex-wife picked him up from the airport, and Parfenyuk began to find out why they were communicating. "I had really very unsuccessful relationships before him, maximally 'as they should be': the one who cheated, the one who was married, that one there still... He is truly the first adequate man who cares, looks after me, is interested in me, doesn't neglect me. He's also very cool, that's why I fell in love," Olga shared.
In 2021, the lovers got married, and since then, Olga in "Women's Forum" "represents" the category of married women, answering questions about marriage.








