In an interview with Caravan of Stories, she told what difficulties she had to go through on the way to successful career on TV, about gender discrimination, how she met her husband and how she is raising children, as well as how she copes with stress at work, and how she manages to look younger than her age

I had a fantastic childhood! Moderately controlled by parents, moderately independent. With all the ideological absurdity and tinsel, with school adventures, stunning three month olds summer holidays with my grandmother in a village in the Sumy region. It was there that my ambitions and leadership skills were forged. My grandmother provided me with freedom.

I remember how my friends, Valik and Igor, and I decided to see the world behind the sign with the name settlement Litvinovichi. I was ten years old then. We got on our bikes and waved in the direction of a neighboring village seven kilometers away. Half the way we carried the bicycles on ourselves, because between the villages there was only a sandy road, and we crawled, sinking into the sand up to our ankles. We reached the village terribly tired, exhausted and hungry. At the store they collected pennies from their pockets, bought a loaf of bread and, tearing it into three parts, devoured it to the last crumb.

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They returned home, anticipating a “thunderstorm”. From afar we saw the silhouettes of our three grandmothers with lozins in their hands. Having approached closer, we were finally convinced that reprisals could not be avoided, we dived into the nearest turn, onto the rural ring road that led to the field camp, and found ourselves at home faster than our grandmothers. There I was already prepared for a showdown, but that’s what grandmothers are for, not to scold, but to scold. It all came down to my stories of adventures, accompanied by grandmotherly sighs and pitiful interjections.

In general, everything was like most Soviet children. My brother Sasha and I, following our parents, thoroughly traveled around the cities and towns, almost like gypsy children, since my father is a military man, who, by the way, also served in Afghanistan. Apartments were changed frequently, every five years, or even more often. They lived in Tejen (Turkmenistan), Parchim (Germany), Veszprém and Esztergom (Hungary). Then the Union, Ukraine, Berdichev, where I studied at school for nine years. And Zhitomir, where my parents finally settled.

Life abroad expanded our horizons; in socialist Hungary we became acquainted with a way of life that is still inaccessible to us to this day - thirty years later! We saw order, cleanliness, communication with a smile, good-naturedness, and emancipation. And yes, I admit, we felt a certain disappointment when we returned to the Union. There was envy, anger, dirt, drunkenness, laxity. Thanks to our parents, they were able to protect us. Soften the blow of Soviet reality.

Natalya with her brother, parents and grandmother, 1980

My parents never gave my brother and I any reason to treat ourselves with familiarity and familiarity. We were not friends in the sense that modern psychologists and teachers mean. We had a completely patriarchal way of life, where the father was the authority and head of the family, the mother, a teacher by profession, was the authority and his deputy.

Although we must not forget about national characteristics. After all, for many Ukrainians, apparently male management is in fact carefully supervised, and sometimes even directed by a female mind. In this sense, our mother is one hundred percent “neck” and the most faithful shoulder to her husband. This is probably why my brother and I are in love with this couple and copy their relationship in our families. Although, I must say honestly, it is not always successful. Our parents are family style icons for us. For this we are very grateful to them.

14:24 22.03.2012

The host of the information program "TSN" ("1+1") Natalya Moseychuk is preparing to become a mother for the second time.

"My husband, of course, was very happy. We wanted this child and planned it,- Natalya told the Telenedelya magazine. - By the way, even before I found out about mine interesting position, he once looked at me and said: “You know, I think we’re pregnant, Businka.”

The secretive Natalia happily told the publication about her personal life, frankly answering intimate questions. I suggest you read:

What does a typical day for a news anchor look like?

I wake up at 7.15, take my son to school (Anton is 13 years old. - Note edit.), and my husband to work. Then I cook lunch and dinner, but before that I still need to go shopping and buy groceries. Plus something to wash, iron, put away... Until 14.20 - the time when I start from home - I am spinning like a squirrel in a wheel. During the 40 minutes I go to the television center, I rest. From 15.00 to 21.00 I am at work - and so on five days a week.

- Do you arrange debriefings at the end of the day?

Necessarily. First, we ask how your son’s day went. If we feel something pain point, he hits two flywheels (laughs). Then we check homework. This takes about an hour - Anton has learned to quickly prove that he has figured everything out. Then we have dinner and discuss our affairs with my husband. In general, everything is like everyone else.

- Do you read books for bedtime?

Perhaps “History of Ukraine” or “ World history" Or any of Ukrainian literature, if this was not done at school. How else? You need to speak the same language with your child and be on topic. As for reading for yourself, Lately I became interested in books about the greats, including autobiographical ones. I read about Churchill, Thatcher, Ranevskaya, Gurchenko, Gerdt and have already compiled a list of books that I plan to enjoy in the next few months... accompanied by the peaceful sniffling of the baby.

- You've been away from home for half a day. Have Anton been taught to be independent?

He is a very conscientious boy - he doesn’t want to upset my husband and me. In addition, he is afraid of failure. But I still call him every hour, suggest something, help. This is inconvenient: I am distracted from my work, he is forced to interrupt and wait for me to have a free minute. But there is no other way.

- Did you think that your fate would turn out this way?

What do you! I thought working on television was not prestigious! I always knew that I would be a teacher. While I was studying at the institute, television was my hobby, which allowed me to earn extra money. I remember that even during a 45-minute break I managed to run to the TV channel and record some announcements. I came there as an international journalist to practice translation. It was only later that they took a closer look at me and said: “Come on, sit in the frame!”

But life made its own adjustments. I got married, I had to earn money own apartment. Despite the fact that in Zhitomir she worked at several jobs - both at the institute and on television, and taught English courses, provincial town did not give such an opportunity. This could only be done in the capital and certainly not in a teaching position. Although in Kyiv I tried to get a job in my specialty - at the Polytechnic, at the department in English. I was refused because I did not have a Kyiv registration.

Natalia with her son Anton

 - What a blessing that she wasn’t there!

But I don’t know if it’s happiness. Maybe my fate would have turned out differently then. Or life would be easier. I still feel guilty towards my child. I started working when my son was 10 months old. I “lent” it to my mother and for two years came to Zhitomir on my days off - I then worked a week every other week.

In your daily schedule there is no item that is often found among all public figures - the gym...

The lives of many of the people viewers see on television are not as bohemian as they think. Nobody eats the rainbow! I haven't seen my girlfriend for 20 years. When we met and talked, she was very surprised: “I thought you don’t do laundry, don’t cook, and your life has nothing to do with everyday life.” Why? After all, no one has canceled this way of life...

- But the gym is not necessarily a tribute to fashion. There is also a physical need to exercise the muscles.

I only got it this year, so I bought a membership to a sports club for the whole family. And what? My husband and son are walking, but I’m still thinking about how to find time for swimming in the morning. But since this is necessary, including for the health of the unborn child, I will definitely come up with something.

- How did your beloved men react to the fact that there would be a new addition to the family?

The son immediately began to choose a name for the baby. And since I had watched the movie “Home Alone” the day before, I came up with the idea: “If it’s a boy, let’s call him Kevin” as the main character. To which the husband replied: “Kevin Ilyich? Sounds very good!” (Laughs)

 TV presenter's husband Ilya

 - Do you plan to stay on maternity leave for a long time?

I don’t know how it will turn out... Some are already in service a week after giving birth. It seems to me that this is wrong - the mother should be with the child. However, if she manages to pay attention to her husband, older children and baby, and even earn extra money, that’s wonderful. Another thing, I’m not sure if I’ll make it in time.

- When after the first birth they decided to return to work (Natalia was then a presenter at the Yutar television company. - Note ed.), they didn't take you. Did you somehow play it safe this time?

What guarantees can there be? Another thing is that at that time I had an inferiority complex: if they didn’t take me back, it means I’m a bad specialist. Although in fact I didn’t even try to find out why I wasn’t reinstated. Now I am more confident in my professionalism - I have my own price in the television market. Besides, I'm a workaholic - what employer wouldn't like that?

As for the situation 13 years ago... If I hadn’t received such a “slap in the face” then, nothing would have come of me.

 - Aren't you afraid to gain weight after childbirth?

I don’t even have such thoughts! Nature and life balance everything. After the first pregnancy, for example, excess weight I lost it a week after giving birth. How else could it be if on the fifth day I was left alone with the child for rented apartment- in a house where there is no elevator and you have to carry the stroller up and down by yourself?

- Does your husband work as a television cameraman?

My destiny is very similar to life main character the film “Moscow Doesn’t Believe in Tears”, only my “Gosha” is not a mechanic at the institute, but a manager in a large corporation. The father of my first child is really a TV personality. Unfortunately, this is my second marriage. I say “unfortunately” because I would like to have met my current spouse earlier. Only now I felt like I was behind my husband. This is my wall, my shoulder, dear person, a friend to both me and Antoshka.

- My husband and my son mutual language did you find it right away?

Anton perceives all people very positively. As for their relationship with their spouse... You know, sometimes I’m even jealous. It seems to me that he loves his husband more than me. In any case, they have more common interests.

- You recently returned from vacation. Where were you? Did you go as a couple or three?

We were in the Middle East, together - it was a selfish trip for me (laughs). We had a very good rest. Finally managed to get some sleep. When we returned to Kyiv, I even called the hotel to find out what brand their mattresses were. They are so comfortable that I want to buy one for home, in my situation this is very important.

In general, we always try to relax together. I believe that at this age it is too early to show Versailles and Colosseums to children - they will quickly be erased from memory. But Turkey, for example, where there is a lot of entertainment for children and you can relax to the fullest, is just right.

- How do you relax?

Only when I leave Kyiv. As soon as I see the line beyond which the capital remains, I’m already resting.

Congratulations Natalia!

Based on materials from the Telenedel publication

Photo - "Teleweek", provided by the press service of "1+1"

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Natalya Nikolaevna Moseychuk(ukr. Natalya Mykolayivna Moseychuk; genus. May 30, Tejen) - Ukrainian TV presenter, journalist, presenter of TSN on channel 1+1.

Biography

Natalya Moseychuk was born on May 30, 1973 in Tejen, Turkmen SSR. Father is a military man, mother is a teacher. Graduated in 1990 high school in the city of Berdichev, Zhytomyr region. In 1995 she graduated from the faculty foreign languages Zhytomyr Pedagogical University.

Career

Natalya Moseychuk, together with Lydia Taran, hosts the main issues of TSN.

Grade

The general producer of Channel 5, Yuri Stets, commented on Moseychuk’s transition to 1+1: “I know for sure that this is not a desire to earn more money and not a desire to leave Channel 5. She had a dream to work for 1+1 and, in my opinion, this is where the reasons should be looked.”

In turn, the presenter herself, in an interview with the Lviv Portal, said that the reason was the dismissal of several significant figures for her from the channel - in particular, the presenter, “teacher and friend” Roman Skrypin. She also expressed the opinion that by that time the “honest news channel” had changed noticeably: “It was not the same news that we did in 2004...”.

Achievements

Awarded the insignia of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine. Named Electronic Media Journalist of the Year (Person of the Year 2009 Award)

Personal life

She is married and has two sons - Anton (b. 1998) and Matvey (b. 2012).

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- Oh, so this is Vereshchagin! - said Pierre, peering into the firm and calm face of the old merchant and looking for an expression of treason in it.
- This is not him. This is the father of the one who wrote the proclamation,” said the adjutant. “He’s young, he’s sitting in a hole, and he seems to be in trouble.”
One old man, wearing a star, and another, a German official, with a cross on his neck, approached the people talking.
“You see,” said the adjutant, “this is complicated story. Then, two months ago, this proclamation appeared. They informed the Count. He ordered an investigation. So Gavrilo Ivanovich was looking for him, this proclamation was in exactly sixty-three hands. He will come to one thing: from whom do you get it? - That’s why. He goes to that one: who are you from? etc. we got to Vereshchagin... a half-trained merchant, you know, a little merchant, my dear,” the adjutant said, smiling. - They ask him: who do you get it from? And the main thing is that we know from whom it comes. He has no one else to rely on other than the postal director. But apparently there was a strike between them. He says: not from anyone, I composed it myself. And they threatened and asked, so he settled on it: he composed it himself. So they reported to the count. The count ordered to call him. “Who is your proclamation from?” - “I composed it myself.” Well, you know the Count! - with pride and cheerful smile said the adjutant. “He flared up terribly, and just think: such impudence, lies and stubbornness!..
- A! The Count needed him to point to Klyucharyov, I understand! - said Pierre.
“It’s not necessary at all,” the adjutant said fearfully. – Klyucharyov had sins even without this, for which he was exiled. But the fact is that the count was very indignant. “How could you compose? - says the count. I took this “Hamburg newspaper” from the table. - Here she is. You didn’t compose it, but translated it, and you translated it badly, because you don’t even know French, you fool.” What do you think? “No,” he says, “I didn’t read any newspapers, I made them up.” - “And if so, then you are a traitor, and I will bring you to trial, and you will be hanged. Tell me, from whom did you receive it? - “I haven’t seen any newspapers, but I made them up.” It remains that way. The Count also called on his father: stand his ground. And they put him on trial and, it seems, sentenced him to hard labor. Now his father came to ask for him. But he's a crappy boy! You know, such a merchant's son, a dandy, a seducer, listened to lectures somewhere and already thinks that the devil is not his brother. After all, what a young man he is! My father has his tavern here Stone Bridge, so in the tavern, you know, big image God Almighty and is represented in one hand by a scepter, in the other by an orb; so he took this image home for several days and what did he do! I found a bastard painter...

In the middle of this new story, Pierre was called to the commander-in-chief.
Pierre entered Count Rastopchin's office. Rastopchin, wincing, rubbed his forehead and eyes with his hand, while Pierre entered. The short man was saying something and, as soon as Pierre entered, he fell silent and left.
- A! “Hello, great warrior,” said Rastopchin as soon as this man came out. – We’ve heard about your prouesses [glorious exploits]! But that's not the point. Mon cher, entre nous, [Between us, my dear,] are you a Freemason? - said Count Rastopchin in a stern tone, as if there was something bad in this, but that he intended to forgive. Pierre was silent. - Mon cher, je suis bien informe, [I, my dear, know everything well,] but I know that there are Freemasons and Freemasons, and I hope that you do not belong to those who, under the guise of saving the human race, want to destroy Russia.
“Yes, I’m a Freemason,” answered Pierre.
- Well, you see, my dear. You, I think, are not unaware that Messrs. Speransky and Magnitsky have been sent where they should be; the same was done with Mr. Klyucharyov, the same with others who, under the guise of building the temple of Solomon, tried to destroy the temple of their fatherland. You can understand that there are reasons for this and that I could not exile the local postal director if he were not harmful man. Now I know that you sent him yours. crew for the rise from the city and even that you accepted papers from him for safekeeping. I love you and do not wish you harm, and since you are twice my age, I, as a father, advise you to stop all relations with this kind of people and leave here yourself as soon as possible.

The presenter of TSN on channel 1+1, Natalya Moseychuk, sent her eldest son Anton to graduation this year. On her Facebook page, the journalist shared family photos and spoke about the tests that her children would have to go through.

“It’s definitely going to be a stressful year in our family due to the upcoming final exams. I say “we” because I’m worried about my eldest son Anton. He has the unknown ahead of him, which, thank God, doesn’t scare him. I already have the experience of graduation, entrance and other exams. I am horrified that my son has to go through this. And the most offensive thing is the “lottery” nature of these tests. Very often, chance, not hard work, plays a role in the question of a child’s future. knowledge and perseverance. It is with these fears that I enter a new one. academic year. Anton, unlike me, is more optimistic. He is very busy - classes at school, tutors, self-education. For him, like me, 24 hours in a day are no longer enough,” Natalya wrote.

And here younger son Natalya Moseychuk is still just a baby, he is only two years old. On September 1, the boy and his whole family went to school with his older brother, for now as a guest.

Patriotic dress code - embroidered shirts.

“Who is now in an absolutely happy state is Matvey, the youngest. He has a completely carefree time. It’s a pity that the children don’t remember these days. He is two years and three months old. He bathes in general love and affection. His pranks are forgiven, tricks, mood swings. And September 1 was not an outstanding day for him - just one of the other happy ones. Let everything work out for them and let their life be peaceful! ", writes Natalya Moseychuk on the social network.

Natalya Nikolaevna Moseychuk(Ukrainian Natalya Mykolayivna Moseychuk; born May 30, 1973, Tejen) - Ukrainian TV presenter, journalist, TSN presenter on channel 1+1.

Biography

Natalya Moseychuk was born on May 30, 1973 in Tejen, Turkmen SSR. Father is a military man, mother is a teacher. In 1990 she graduated from high school in the city of Berdichev, Zhitomir region. In 1995 she graduated from the Faculty of Foreign Languages ​​at Zhytomyr Pedagogical University.

Career

In 1993, Natalya Moseychuk began working as a journalist and presenter on Zhytomyr regional television.

Since 1997 - presenter of the information and entertainment program “Morning Revue” on the Inter TV channel.

Since 1998 - news presenter on the "UTAR" channel.

Since 1999 - news presenter at the Express-Inform television company.

Since 2003 - presenter of the information service of Channel 5. Author and host of the “VIP Woman” program.

Since August 2006, she became the presenter of the Television News Service (TSN) on the 1+1 channel. She was also the author and host of the “Hidden Life” project about the public and non-public aspects of the lives of famous politicians.

Natalya Moseychuk, together with Lydia Taran, hosts the main issues of TSN.

Grade

The general producer of Channel 5, Yuri Stets, commented on Moseychuk’s transition to 1+1: “I know for sure that this is not a desire to earn more money and not a desire to leave Channel 5. She had a dream to work for 1+1 and, in my opinion, this is where the reasons should be looked.”

In turn, the presenter herself, in an interview with the Lviv Portal, said that the reason was the dismissal of several significant figures for her from the channel - in particular, the presenter, “teacher and friend” Roman Skrypin. She also expressed the opinion that by that time the “honest news channel” had changed noticeably: “It was not the same news that we did in 2004...”.

Achievements

Awarded the insignia of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine. Named Electronic Media Journalist of the Year (2009 Person of the Year Award)