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- When a woman realizes that she is expecting a child, she either grabs her head or jumps with happiness. What were you doing?
I was delighted! I didn’t prepare specifically for pregnancy. But there was a great desire to become a mother, and there was some kind of internal readiness.
- Were you drawn to anything special among foods?
At first I wanted fish. And raw. In general, it is not recommended to press the fish at this time. But I couldn’t help myself - I went to the sushi bar as if I were going to work.
- At work, you were probably quickly “seen through” with such strange predilections?
Until the fifth month they suspected nothing. But then suddenly everything was revealed. On the set of the March 8 program, I wore a blouse that, it seemed to me, hid everything perfectly. But it was after this shooting that everyone began to congratulate me. And not only colleagues, but also TV viewers.
- When did you stop working?
As they say, I couldn’t stop in time. She worked until the end. You know, pregnant women experience a slight panic: it seems like you won’t have time to do anything, and you grab onto everything. Now I understand: I spent 80 percent of my energy on unnecessary fuss.
DON'T INTERFERE WITH ME GIVING BIRTH!
- Which hospital did you see?
At the Center for Obstetrics and Gynecology on Oparina. I didn't have any particular problems. I took vitamins and some immune medications.
- Where did you give birth?
In a private clinic in the north of Moscow.
- Did you take dad with you?
No. You know, I don’t really understand this practice. Besides, I don’t like it when people interfere with me in difficult moments. That’s why I felt comfortable because even the doctor and midwife came to my box only when necessary.
- Did you use anesthesia?
No, they only gave me maintenance drips. I prefer to be patient.
- How long did you have to endure?
From about 11 am. And at 11 pm Misha already appeared. True, they didn’t give it to me right away, but then we never parted. I immediately chose a maternity hospital where mother and child are in the same room.
RUNNING FROM FEARS TO WORK
- When did you go to work?
I started going to filming when Misha was two months old. I continued to feed. We had to send milk with our drivers. They helped me a lot, although they joked that they worked as “cheerful milkmen.”
- Did the fear for the baby go away after giving birth?
No, the fear doesn't go away. This is a manic state, you know. To be honest, I still have nightmares.
- How do you deal with fears?
They are stuck somewhere in my subcortex, you can’t just pull them out. I try to distract myself from bad thoughts. Work helps a lot. I always try to stay busy and plan my day strictly. So that there is no time left for bad thoughts.
How TV stars give birth
Previously, on television it was strict with pregnant women: as soon as the belly hatches, get off the air! The first presenter in Russia who was not removed from the camera because of her belly was Tina Kandelaki. Viewers saw her belly until the 9th month - then still in the “Vremechko” program. Tina gave birth to a daughter - and a week later (!) she was on air again. Less than a year later she gave birth again. Already a boy. And, mind you, her figure remained perfect.
A colleague on NTV, host of “The Domino Principle” Elena Hanga, gave birth to a daughter in New York under epidural anesthesia (this is when, after an injection, the lower half of the body, from the stomach to the legs, does not feel anything). In America, this method is widely used - it is quite safe for both mother and child. So during contractions Elena felt great. And she even managed to talk on the phone. And of course they called because of work...
What were you afraid of during pregnancy? How did you deal with phobias? Did you manage to defeat them?
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Russian TV presenter and producer. From 2001 to 2014 Natalia Maltseva led the program "Housing problem» on the NTV channel.
Biography of Natalya Maltseva / Natalya_Maltseva
Natalya Viktorovna Maltseva born on August 5, 1969 in Yaroslavl. As a child, the future TV presenter studied in art school. After graduation high school Natalya Maltseva entered the Faculty of History at Yaroslavl University and intended to become a historian, but journalism haunted her. Therefore, after studying history for three years, she entered the first year of the television department of the journalism department of Moscow State University.
Career of Natalya Maltseva / Natalya_Maltseva
While studying at the Faculty of Journalism, Natalya Maltseva began working on television. In 1992, she became an employee of the television company " VID"and took part in the creation of programs Vladislav Listyeva« Subject" And " Peak hour" After some time, she moved to the NTV channel, where she was an editor and correspondent for the programs “ Hero of the day" And " Hero of the day without a tie» with Irina Zaitseva, and then chief editor in Pavel Lobkov’s program “ Plant life».
In March 2001, producer and wife of Evgeniy Kiselyov Maria Shakhova invited Natalia to take part in the creation of a pilot release of the program "Housing issue" as chief editor. Two months later in 2001, a program about repairs appeared on NTV. Natalya Maltseva became the host of “Housing Question” from the first episode.
Natalya Maltseva about her television image: “I want to be as natural and comfortable as possible for myself both on screen and in life. That's why I don't do what I don't feel. Experiments, of course, happen. I try and come to some conclusions. I really appreciate the advice of stylist Sofia Bedim, chief director of the program Roman Kulkov and chief cameraman Sergei Osipov.”
In 2004, Natalya Maltseva acted as one of the producers of the film “ Russian" The main roles in this film were played by Andrei Chadov, Olga Arntgolts, Evdokia Germanova and Mikhail Efremov.
In 2005, Maltseva led on NTV program "Children for Rent".
In November 2014, Natalya left « Housing issue", having worked in the program for almost 15 years. Subsequently, he returned for two releases - in December 2014 and January 2015.
Since March 2017 Natalia Maltseva is one of the curators of the educational project “NTV Course: Producing television programs».
Personal life of Natalya Maltseva / Natalya_Maltseva
The presenter is married, her wife's name is Boris. In 2003, a son was born into the family Michael. During pregnancy, Natalya Maltseva did not stop working: until the fifth month she hid her situation from her colleagues, and even later, in her own words, “she could not stop in time and worked until the last.” After giving birth, Natalya returned to the air within two months.
Leading the project " Housing problem» Natalya Maltseva released her own show on the NTV channel. The day before, the “Maltseva” program was aired, in which the NTV star will give advice not only about repairs.
“The new show is about lifestyle in general, which helps to seriously expand the range of topics. In addition to interior design and decor, in the program we touch on psychological topics, raise issues of personal space, and explain how to behave in and outside the home to make you and those around you feel comfortable. We also teach how to properly organize living space and use storage systems, test gadgets that help make your home better, and share unique recipes,” announced Natalya.
Many viewers were tormented by the question of why Maltseva disappeared from the screens. For almost four years she did not host any programs. As Natalya says, she herself left the “Housing Issue” because she became seriously ill. She was diagnosed with cancer.
“I lived in Israel for two years, was treated there, and recovered. And I tried to understand in general: who am I, where am I? What do I really want? It was quite a difficult, but at the same time very fruitful period for me. I don’t want to remember that time again. But I am very grateful to my illness, because it taught me a lot. I also had cancer. And of course, this changes absolutely everything. You find yourself in a completely different dimension, as if you are behind glass. It’s as if you’re in life, but you’re no longer in it. This makes you look at everything that happens differently. Everything becomes very convex. And the events themselves that begin to happen reveal many things that you simply did not notice before,” Maltseva shared.
According to Natalya, her husband supported her very much in this difficult situation. “He didn’t just come to the rescue, he pulled me out. I am very grateful to him. There are not enough words to describe all this,” said Maltseva.
The presenter takes the position that such tests are given for a reason. She is grateful for the lesson, because it was followed by a happy stage in her life.
"I have new project, I have friends around me, my great team. I live in some other reality compared to the one I had. And this is very, very good, very happy reality. And even new program- this is not just some show about a house. Television is a powerful tool. We are now fighting to ensure that there is as much positivity on the air as possible. So that the person who turned on NTV would not want to leave, so that he would be pleased,” Maltseva shared with "Komsomolskaya Pravda".
Natalya Maltseva – Russian TV presenter and a producer, remembered by viewers for her work in the “Housing Question” program. Fans appreciate her for the naturalness of her image, ease and friendliness, and her colleagues for her dedication to her work: having become pregnant, the presenter filmed almost until the birth and 2 months after the birth of her son she returned to work. Natalya’s biography contained not only happy work and family moments - she admitted that she had to fight cancer.
Natalya Viktorovna Maltseva was born in Yaroslavl on August 5, 1969. As a child, she loved to draw and studied at an art school, but in high school she unexpectedly became interested in history and chose the corresponding department of Yaroslavl University. After studying for 3 years, Natalya realized that she had again made a mistake with her vocation, and went to the capital to enroll in the television department of the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University.
A television
While still studying, Natalya got her first job on television. In 1992, she met a journalist and worked on the creation of his programs “Rush Hour” and “Tema”. After that, she switched to the NTV channel. There Natalya worked on the programs “Hero of the Day” and “Hero of the Day Without a Tie” (then hosted by Irina Zaitseva) as an editor and correspondent, and also worked together with “Plant Life”.
In 2001, NTV producers planned to film a pilot episode of the show “Housing Issue”. Producer Maria Shakhova (wife) invited Maltseva to cooperate in the role of chief editor. After 2 months, the design project went on air, and Natalya took the position of presenter.
The new show was loved by viewers and is still on the air. He has a separate account on Instagram - peredelka.tv, where photos of projects and advice from designers are published. Maltseva left the program only in 2014, having worked in the program for 13 years. She later returned there to film episodes twice - in December 2014 and January 2015.
3 years after “The Housing Question” Natalya tried herself as a producer. Her debut work was the film “Russian” with and. The film, based on the work, tells the story of the fate of a nervous and unbalanced young man who, due to shock after his first love, ended up in a mental hospital.
The reaction of the press and critics ultimately turned out to be mixed: some liked the romance and impetuosity of the hero, while others criticized the carelessly constructed plot and the lack of truly bright episodes.
In 2005, Maltseva hosted the program “Children for Rent” on NTV, in which young childless couples tried themselves as parents. The heroes had to organize a rich program of entertainment for the adopted children in 3-4 days and master a new skill with them - tying shoelaces, playing new game or wean off the pacifier.
In 2017, Natalya headed educational project TV channel “Kurs NTV. Producing television programs." Also at this time, she collaborated with TVC as an expert on the program “Beware, Scammers!”
Personal life
Natalya Maltseva is married. Her husband's name is Boris, he is an entrepreneur. The couple has a son, Mikhail. During pregnancy, the presenter hid her situation from her colleagues until the 5th month, and later she worked until the last month - “she just couldn’t stop,” she says. Despite the mother's busy schedule, the son was born on time, healthy and strong, with a height of 52 cm and a weight of 3.8 kg.
In 2018, Maltseva admitted in an interview for “ Komsomolskaya Pravda”, that she left “Housing Question” in 2014 because she was seriously ill. The presenter fought cancer for 2 years. She did not want this to be known to the public, and went to Israel to improve her health. There Natalya underwent a course of treatment and long rehabilitation. According to the presenter, although it was a difficult time for her, she was able to understand and rethink a lot then. Her husband helped her cope with the disease.
“He didn’t just come to the rescue, he pulled me out. There are no words to describe how grateful I am to him,” says the presenter.
Now, she says, she feels absolutely happy in personal life and at your favorite job, surrounded by friends and loved ones.
IN free time The Maltsev family loves skiing, and in the summer they relax in their own house in Finland - Natalya takes care of the area there, and her husband and son go fishing. Mikhail dreams of becoming a restaurateur and chef and willingly cooks for his parents.
Natalya Maltseva now
In 2018, the presenter triumphantly returned to the screens with the new project “Maltseva”. She says that she the main objective– so that there is as much positivity as possible on television.
In the program, she daily shares with viewers news and unusual ideas in the field of interior design and living space organization, tests gadgets and tries new recipes.
Projects
- 1992 – “Theme”
- 1992 – “Hour of the Day”
- 1990-2000 – “Hero of the Day”
- 2001-2014 – “Housing Question”
- 2005 – “Children for Rent”
- 2017 – “NTV Course: Producing Television Programs”
- 2018 – “Maltseva”
The host of “Housing Question” Natalya Maltseva told the site about interesting stories behind the scenes of a TV project.
We learned from the host of “Housing Question” Natalya Maltseva how to become the hero of the show, how much money the creators of the TV show spend on renovations and which of the stars was dissatisfied with the TV design.
“The prima donna fed us and gave us something to drink”
To become the hero of the “Housing Issue”, you need to go through a casting.
. – We have certain criteria. We are looking for heroes that the viewer would like to look at and empathize with: bright and kind faces. When people have already passed the casting, we sign an agreement with them that we cannot redo the interior if they don’t like our idea. We have a strict budget that we must stick to. On average, repairs cost 1 million rubles. During the season, “Housing Question” remodels a small apartment building - about 80–90 interiors. The rework takes 1–2 months, which we warn our heroes about. Also, they should not come home until we implement the project. Otherwise, they will simply ruin the surprise for themselves. Therefore, participants either live with relatives at this time or rent housing.
"Housing Question" makes repairs not only ordinary people, but also among the stars.
“For example, Alla Pugacheva herself contacted us, and we, of course, responded with joy,” continues the TV star. “And they made her an incredible office at Radio Alla.” She was very easy to work with. She knew what we needed, how to behave on camera and what to say. After all, we spend a lot of effort on making people feel relaxed in front of the cameras. Alla Borisovna has incredible magnetism, charisma and attractiveness. She is a very hospitable person, she fed us and gave us something to drink. And despite the fact that she is a star, she communicated with us like a human being. Moreover, it even helped me. I had an unpleasant situation at work. And I addressed her as to a wise man and asked what to do. Pugacheva gave seemingly very banal advice: “I wouldn’t do anything.” You know, after that I somehow calmed down and let the situation go. Indeed, everything worked out for me.
“Muravyova is scared to be in the kitchen”
There are also cases when program participants do not like the repairs.
– We are largely experimenting with the space of heroes. We want to, as they say, cheer them up,” Natalya shares with us. – Sometimes people are not ready for radical changes. Actress Irina Muravyova did not like the interior. Since she is very temperamental and emotional person, then expressed everything on the air. And I think this is correct. You know, we ask our participants to tell the truth and not hide what bothers them.
Irina Muravyova / still image from the “Housing Issue” program
Muravyova was really upset by the new interior to tears.
“It’s scary to be here,” the actress was indignant. “Is it possible for people in their old age to change their situation like that?” Maybe one day I’ll come home and start crying, longing for my old kitchen.
According to Maltseva, in the history of the “Housing Question” there were such radical changes when a person’s life changed 180 degrees after participating in a TV show:
“For some, we have become the starting point for change. The life of one of our heroines changed dramatically after we made her bedroom. She is a single woman, worked as a teacher, loved to travel and could not fulfill her dream. A designer from London made her a fashionable and feminine bedroom. Our heroine was so shocked by the room that she changed her teaching job and opened tourist agency. A year and a half later we saw a completely different person. Often, most people get used to stereotypes. We are making a kind of revolution in our homes. Our task is to change thinking.
Natalya Maltseva / editorial archive
Natalya lives in happy marriage with her husband Boris (furniture businessman - Ed.) for about 15 years. 13-year-old son Mikhail wants to become a chef and restaurateur. He loves to eat delicious food and is a great cook.
– We love to travel with the whole family. In winter we go skiing, and in summer we spend in our house in Finland. My husband and son fish, and I tend to the area. I believe that the main thing in life is not to be afraid of changes, because they are the key to happiness.
