What does Pavel Durov's ex-wife, who gave birth to his daughter and son, look like and where does she live now?
The billionaire programmer does not talk about his personal life, he has not come to his homeland for a long time, so meeting him on the street is a task with an asterisk. But the ex-wife of the founder of Telegram is more open.
The top richest heirs of Russian businessmen, according to Forbes magazine, included the minor children of Pavel Durov - a daughter born in 2009 and a son born in 2010. Schoolchildren each account for $7.55 billion of potential inheritance. By the way, this is a billion less per person than last year .
Durov's children have been known for a long time, Life even published their photos . True, both Pavel himself and Daria Bondarenko, who is called the mother of the children, do not tell anything about their daughter and son. Former lovers have long lived in different countries, and it is not known whether they maintain contact. For herself, Bondarenko chose old Europe - she settled in Spain.
Daria Bondarenko is the mother of Pavel Durov's children. Photo © Telegram / sometimesnot Daria Bondarenko is the mother of Pavel Durov's children. Photo © Telegram / sometimesnot
Judging by the publications in the telegram channel , now the spectacular blonde lives in Madrid. From there he travels - he will reach the sea, then he will drive to Germany or Italy. Bondarenko does not forget about Russia either - once a year he comes to his native St. Petersburg, sometimes in Moscow.
The former lover of billionaire Pavel Durov, Daria Bondarenko, has been living in Europe for eight years, but still considers herself a stranger there. Photo © Telegram / sometimesnot The former lover of billionaire Pavel Durov, Daria Bondarenko, has been living in Europe for eight years, but still considers herself a stranger there. Photo © Telegram / sometimesnot “For Europe, I am still a stranger, but I am pleased with this feeling of automatic and calm respect for myself,” says Daria. At the same time, she is glad to live "in both courtyards" - they say, her grass is "always greener." Bondarenko travels around Europe from time to time - sometimes in Italy and Germany. Photo © Telegram / sometimesnot Bondarenko travels around Europe from time to time - sometimes in Italy and Germany. Photo © Telegram / sometimesnot
"My apartment in St. Petersburg is a time capsule. For many years nothing has changed in it. Dust lives there, my old clothes, lecture notes on the history of Russia and balcony books, the brightened covers of which remind me that in my beloved city sometimes "Sunshine happens. Once a year I go there to sneeze and cry. I sort through old photographs, rearrange boxes from place to place and stay awake until the morning." The mother of Pavel Durov's children comes to Russia, unlike himself, although rarely - once a year. Last summer, Daria admitted that she had an apartment in St. Petersburg - she returns there to remember the past. Photo © Telegram / sometimesnot The mother of Pavel Durov's children comes to Russia, unlike himself, although rarely - once a year. Last summer, Daria admitted that she had an apartment in St. Petersburg - she returns there to remember the past. Photo © Telegram / sometimesnot
About compatriots, Bondarenko speaks with love: "And there are so many beautiful faces in Russia: smart, spiritual." Daria Bondarenko in Moscow. Photo © Telegram / sometimesnot Daria Bondarenko in Moscow. Photo © Telegram / sometimesnot
And if the ex-wife of the founder of Telegram is ready to share photos of measured weekends and travels, then publishing a picture with children seems to be a taboo for her. Daria does not show her daughter or son to subscribers. And he doesn't mention them at all. It does not cover whether she has achieved success on the love front - well, just like Durov himself. Bondarenko does not show children, but pets - yes. Apparently, Dasha is crazy about rabbits. Photo © Telegram / sometimesnot Bondarenko does not show children, but pets - yes. Apparently, Dasha is crazy about rabbits.
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