Vitalina Viktorovna Dzhigarkhanyan - third wife of Soviet and Russian actor Armen Dzhigarkhanyan. By profession, she is the musical director of the Moscow Drama Theater. As a girl I had double surname Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya.
The relationship between 36-year-old Vitalina and Armen Dzhigarkhanyan began in 2014 or 2015. Exact date unknown, since the couple hid their romance for a long time and still does not tell when it all started. Rumors about the relationship appeared in September 2015, when Armen Borisovich divorced his second wife Tatyana Vlasova. Official confirmation followed on February 25, 2016, when the couple decided to legitimize their relationship. There were few guests at the ceremony - only close friends. And photographs from the wedding of Dzhigarkhanyan and Vitalina appeared in very limited quantities.
Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya is a former Kiev resident, but has lived and worked in Moscow for many years. According to Vitalina herself, she first saw Armen Dzhigarkhanyan in 1994, when she was only 14 years old. He came to Kyiv with the Mayakovsky Theater and made a huge impression on young Vitalina. The girl attended all the performances with which Armen Borisovich came to the capital of Ukraine, and dreamed of meeting him. I read all the books he mentioned in interviews, watched all the films with his participation.
Vitalina met her idol in 2000. This was facilitated by the girl’s friend, who worked as an administrator at the Lesya Ukrainka Russian Drama Theater. The meeting took place before the play “Krapp's Last Tape” based on the play by S. Beckett. The actor and his fan drank tea in the dressing room and talked about creativity.
Six months later, Vitalina Tsymbalyuk met her star again. It happened by accident. As a 4th year student at the Kyiv Conservatory, she went to a concert in Moscow. There, the girl remembered that Dzhigarkhanyan’s birthday was coming soon, and asked mutual friends for his number in order to congratulate the actor on the holiday. In a telephone conversation, he invited her to a rehearsal at his theater, created in 1996.
Soon Vitalina entered the Maimonides State Classical Academy, for which she moved to Moscow. Sometimes she called Armen Dzhigarkhanyan, and during one of the conversations he offered her a job in his theater. At first the girl was an accompanist, then she became a music director.
Vitalina Dzhigarkhanyan says that her first feelings for her future husband arose in Kyiv, but then it was just sympathy. The artist first perceived the girl as a friend and colleague, and began to show signs of attention only shortly before his divorce from his wife.
Armen Borisovich - Vitalina’s first husband. Surely this beautiful and educated girl previously had beloved men, but those relationships did not end in anything serious. Vitalina has neither entries in her passport nor children.
Some people condemn Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya for “destroying” Dzhigarkhanyan’s marriage to Tatyana Vlasova. These accusations are groundless, because Vlasov was still in the 90s. went to live and teach in the USA, and marriage remained just a stamp in my passport. He did not interfere with the elderly actor at all, and the divorce could have taken place many years earlier if there had been a reason for this. But the reason appeared only in 2015, and it was, as he believed, true love. Now Armen and Vitalina Dzhigarkhanyan officially became husband and wife, and all that remained was to wish them happiness. True, it, apparently, turned out to be not so long - already in 2017 a scandal erupted, causing skeptics to shrug: “We told you so...”
The brilliant Armen Dzhigarkhanyan is one of the most talented actors Soviet theater and cinema, which brought to life a whole galaxy of wonderful images. Founder of the Moscow Drama Theater under the direction of Armen Dzhigarkhanyan, teacher of stagecraft, People's Artist USSR.Armen Dzhigarkhanyan's childhood
Armen Borisovich Dzhigarkhanyan was born in Yerevan on October 3, 1935. Armen was not even a year old when his father left the family and the boy remained with his mother, Elena Vasilyevna. Later, his stepfather took up raising the child, with whom the boy developed the warmest relationship. Armen grew up in a Russian-speaking environment, studied at a Russian school and learned the basics of Armenian and Russian culture with equal diligence. 
The beginning of the creative journey of Armen Dzhigarkhanyan
Armen's desire to become an artist appeared in early childhood: Elena Vasilievna was a passionate theatergoer and instilled a love for performing arts son. In 1953, after graduating from school, the young man went to Moscow and tried to enter GITIS, but failed due to his accent and returned to Yerevan, where he got a job as an assistant cameraman at the Armenfilm film studio, and a year later became a student at the Yerevan Art and Theater Institute. 
In 1955, Dzhigarkhanyan was accepted into the troupe of the Russian Drama Theater. K. S. Stanislavsky in Yerevan. The first steps in the creativity of a budding young actor the performances “Richard III”, “ Irkutsk history", "Ivan Rybakov".
Until 1967, Armen took part in 27 theater productions in Yerevan, then again came to Moscow, this time at the invitation of Anatoly Efros. The director accepted the actor into the theater team. Lenin Komsomol, and soon Dzhigarkhanyan received roles in the plays “A Movie is Being Made,” “Molière,” “104 Pages about Love” and three more productions. However, a few months after Dzhigarkhanyan’s arrival in the capital, Efros was removed from his position, and Dzhigarkhanyan, having worked for some time under the leadership of another artistic director, decided to leave the troupe.
Next milestone theatrical career Dzhigarkhanyan began working at the theater. Mayakovsky, on whose stage he appeared for the next 27 years. The first experience in a new place - the play “Destruction”, first shown to the public in 1969 - gave Armen the opportunity to work with Odessa actor Vladimir Samoilov. After 2 years, viewers were able to enjoy the acting tandem of Dzhigarkhanyan and Svetlana Nemolyaeva in the play “A Streetcar Named Desire,” staged under the direction of A. Goncharov.
Ten years later, the same director introduced audiences to another Tennessee Williams play, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. The cast was chosen brilliantly: in addition to Dzhigarkhanyan, Tatyana Doronina and Emmanuil Vitorgan took part in the production.
After leaving the Mayakovsky Theater, Armen Dzhigarkhanyan briefly returned to Lenkom, and also continued to sharpen his talent in enterprise performances. From 1991 to 1996, Armen Borisovich combined acting with teaching activities at VGIK. Graduates of Dzhigarkhanyan’s course included many actors who subsequently achieved fame, for example, Evgeny Stychkin, who graduated from VGIK in 1994. Mikhail Porechenkov also studied with Dzhigarkhanyan, but never passed full course training.
March 12, 1996 passed grand opening Moscow Drama Theater under the direction of Armen Dzhigarkhanyan (briefly - “Theater “D”)). The first theater team consisted of graduates of Dzhigarkhanyan’s VGIK course. Of course, the master often appeared on stage with his former charges. According to Armen, the most interesting works This period included roles in the plays “Krapp’s Last Tape” and “Coming Home.”
Film career of Armen Dzhigarkhanyan
Work on the stage of leading Moscow theaters was successfully combined with cinema and, later, television. 
In 1960, Dzhigarkhanyan made his film debut - he played the role of the young worker Hakob in the film “Collapse”.
Subsequently, he created a whole gallery of wonderful, incredibly charming and unforgettable images. This is the young physicist from the film “Hello, it’s me!”, where Armen appeared in the frame together with Rolan Bykov, staff captain Ovechkin in the famous trilogy by Edmond Keosayan about the adventures of the elusive avengers, the leader of a criminal gang in the film “The Meeting Place Cannot Be Changed” by Stanislav Govorukhina. In the imperishable crime film, Dzhigarkhanyan acted as the antagonist of the main character, operative Gleb Zheglov, played by Vladimir Vysotsky.
In 1975, the comedy “Hello, I’m your aunt!” was released. Millions of viewers witnessed the adventures of the hunters for Aunt Rose's inheritance. The comic strip was full of funny details, for example, Judge Kriggs' mustache was glued upside down, and Alexander Kalyagin's costume was trimmed with fringe from curtains.
“Hello, I’m your aunt!” Moment with Armen Dzhigarkhanyan
The role of Tristan in “Dog in the Manger” received warm reviews. The cunning footman with Dzhigarkhanyan's signature charm was remembered by the audience almost more than the main character performed by Mikhail Boyarsky. By the way, the latter voiced Tristan’s famous couplets instead of Dzhigarkhanyan himself.
Armen Dzhigarkhanyan and Mikhail Boyarsky, Tristan's verses
In 1995, Dzhigarkhanyan was invited to shoot the fourth film by Vladimir Menshov, the comedy “Shirli-Myrli”. The director managed to put together an exceptional cast: Valery Garkalin, who played the roles of three twin brothers and the black steward Patrick Krolikow, the incomparable Lyubov Polishchuk, who acted as his wife American Ambassador, Igor Ugolnikov, aka police captain Jean-Paul Piskunov - we can continue endlessly, because it is not without reason that this film has become a recognized masterpiece of post-Soviet cinema. The characters of dozens of favorite cartoons speak in the voice of Armen Dzhigarkhanyan: John Silver from “Treasure Island”, Uncle Mokus, familiar to everyone from the adventures of the pig Funtik, the wolf from the cartoon “Once upon a time there was a dog” with his immortal “I’ll sing now!” and even the heroes of the American series “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles”.
Armen Borisovich has more than 200 roles under his belt – a number that is, without a doubt, phenomenal. The recognized wit Valentin Gaft even wrote an apt epigram on this subject: “There are fewer Armenians in the world than there are films in which Dzhigarkhanyan played...”. The actor’s colorful appearance did not become an obstacle to creating completely diverse images. The incredible gift of transformation allowed Dzhigarkhanyan to play people different nationalities and religious denominations, instantly “sing along” with other actors.
Personal life of Armen Dzhigarkhanyan
Like many genius figures, the fate of Armen Dzhigarkhanyan was not always successful. The first marriage with the actress of the Yerevan Russian Drama Theater Alla Vannovskaya ended in tragedy - after the birth of her daughter Elena, named after Armen’s mother, it turned out that the actor’s wife was suffering from an incurable mental illness. The actor, unable to withstand the terrible attacks during which the young woman, in a fit of jealousy, attacked her husband with her fists, was forced to file for divorce and take his daughter. 
In 1987, the actor suffered another blow of fate: his 23-year-old daughter Elena died after falling asleep in a car with the engine running. Armen Borisovich entered into a second marriage with actress Tatyana Vlasova, whom he met shortly after breaking up with his first wife. According to Dzhigarkhanyan, the wedding took place so unexpectedly for both that they didn’t even have time to buy rings for the upcoming ceremony, and Armen put his grandmother’s wedding ring, which he inherited, on Tatyana’s finger.
In 1999, Armen Borisovich received a US residence permit under a quota for prominent figures art and began to live “in two houses,” spending several months a year in his mansion in America with his wife.
Circumstances developed in such a way that Tatyana chose to stay on another continent forever, and Armen most of spent time in Russia. For the last 6 years of their forty-year relationship, the couple practically did not communicate. In 2015, Dzhigarkhanyan announced the official end of his second marriage. Tatyana remained to live and work in the USA, getting a job as a Russian language teacher at the University of Dallas. The couple did not have children together, but at one time Armen Borisovich adopted Tatiana’s son from his first marriage, Stepan.
In one of the interviews, Armen said that the latter great love actor - Siamese cat Phil ( full name– Philosopher). Unfortunately, he passed away in 2006. Recent years the pet lived in America with Tatyana, and every conversation between Dzhigarkhanyan and his wife began with the phrase: “How is Phil?”
At the beginning of 2015, everyone was amazed by the news about the romance between Armen Dzhigarkhanyan and Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya, music director Moscow Drama Theatre. Many were shocked by the significant age difference: the girl turned out to be 47 years younger than the theater master. In February 2016, Armen and Vitalina formalized their relationship.
Armen Dzhigarkhanyan now
Despite his advanced age, Dzhigarkhanyan remains devoted to his profession and from time to time pleases fans with new images in films. 
In October 2017, the actor announced that he was divorcing his young wife. He publicly called Vitalina a thief and stated that she attempted on his life in order to take possession of his inheritance. Because of this, Dzhigarkhanyan, according to him, ended up in a hospital bed, and then fired Tsymbalyuk from his theater and wrote a statement against her to the police.
A few days after his statement, unknown people came to Dzhigarkhanyan’s theater and began to confiscate accounting documents. “They take Armen away and then bring him back, and the theater employees receive threats,” said theater press secretary Natalya Korneeva. According to her, it was very similar to a raider takeover. The next day the police came to the theater with a search. Whether this is connected with the conflict between Dzhigarkhanyan and Tsymbalyuk is unknown.
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They walked down the aisle after 15 years of dating. Armen Dzhigarkhanyan it was 80 and Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya— 36. Of course, evil tongues They predicted a short life for this union, but in the first months after the registry office it seemed that the newlyweds were happy. Everything changed a year later: the People's Artist of the USSR accused his newly-made wife of robbing him completely, and he intends to sue, and before that Vitalina went to the police with a statement about the kidnapping of her husband, who was allegedly in an inadequate state. A romantic love story that began many years ago ended in a banal scandal and, apparently, is headed for divorce.
First meeting
The future spouses first met in 1994, when Dzhigarkhanyan was on tour in Kyiv. 15-year-old Vitalina approached the famous actor for an autograph, joining the impressive army of the artist’s fans: she read all of Armen Borisovich’s interviews, watched films with his participation, and attended performances. A closer acquaintance with the idol took place 6 years later. The girl gave Dzhigarkhanyan a note through her friend who worked in the theater. The actor called her and invited her to come to the dressing room for a cup of tea before the performance. The conversation between them developed from the first seconds. They were brought together by music: Vitalina studied piano at the conservatory, Armen Borisovich was well versed in classical music. But after a heartfelt conversation, they parted again and met only when the girl finally moved to Moscow.
Up the career ladder
In 2008, Dzhigarkhanyan invited Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya to become the head of the musical department in his theater; she selected musical arrangement for performances. Literally a year later, Armen Borisovich had a stroke. Although the actor was married then, he lived alone, since his wife Tatyana Vlasova by that time she was firmly established in America and practically never came to the capital. Dzhigarkhanyan often ate at the theater buffet and, like many others creative people, did not take care of my health. One day he forgot to take a drug that the doctor prescribed for him and ended up in a hospital bed. Then Vitalina took care of the artist into her own hands. After some time, Armen Borisovich returned to work in the theater and even appeared on stage in the premiere play “The Theater of the Times of Nero and Seneca.”
Attentive and...young
Vitalina said more than once in interviews that the romance between her and Dzhigarkhanyan did not begin immediately. On the way to family happiness there were too many obstacles: a significant age difference, different social status. In addition, it was difficult for the famous actor to believe in the sincerity of the girl’s intentions. But Vitalina’s attention prevailed, and soon they became a real couple. The lovers were constantly together: at home, at work and at social events.
The more than 40-year age difference between Dzhigarkhanyan and his new passion, of course, gave rise to many rumors about the latter’s selfish plans. But one nuance cast doubt on the accusations of spiteful critics: Armen Borisovich was officially married to another woman, which means that if something happened, all his property would go to his legal wife. However, in 2016, the actor decided to put an end to his relationship with Tatyana Vlasova, which lasted almost fifty years, and marry Vitalina.
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There might not have been a wedding
Dzhigarkhanyan proposed marriage at the premiere of “A Christmas Story” at the Mariinsky Theater in January 2016, and the wedding took place in February. As Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya said in one of her interviews, she proposed setting a registration date for March, since it was in this month that the couple met. However, Armen Borisovich told her that he could not wait that long.
On the eve of the wedding, the actor was hospitalized. Vitalina was not completely sure that the wedding would take place. But on day X, the loving groom ran away from the doctors and finally came to the registry office. The ceremony was modest, without lavish feasts and festivities. Having become husband and wife, the newlyweds went to the theater.
After the stamp
It seemed that in family life Armen Borisovich was a real idyll. However, in October 2017, news appeared in the press that Dzhigarkhanyan was hiding from his young wife in the hospital, accusing her of theft and flatly refusing to let Vitalina into his room.
Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya herself interprets this unpleasant story differently. The woman claims that her husband is very ill and was abducted, and she did not know about his whereabouts for several days, so she contacted the police.
Friend of Dzhigarkhanyan Arthur Soghomyan, who helped the artist go to the hospital, claims that serious disputes arose between the spouses not only on financial grounds, because the girl allegedly transferred all her husband’s property to herself, but also on creative grounds. In 2015, Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya took the position general director“Moscow Drama Theater under the direction of Armen Dzhigarkhanyan” and began to implement productions on its stage that her husband did not like. And when the scandal broke out, she even issued an order according to which Armen Borisovich was forbidden to cross the threshold of his own theater.
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After Dzhigarkhanyan’s “escape”, the spouses do not communicate and, apparently, there is no point in talking about reconciliation of the parties, since Armen Borisovich announced his desire to divorce Vitalina and deprive her of her position. Alas, even the third marriage did not become truly happy for the actor.
Name: Armen Dzhigarkhanyan
Date of birth: 03.10.1935
Age: 84 years old
Place of birth: Yerevan city,
Activity: theater and film actor
Marital status: not married
Armen Dzhigarkhanyan is one of the most popular actors in Russian cinema. He has more than 300 interesting roles in famous films. In addition, the actor spent most of his life on the theater stage, each time transforming into unusual characters. Since Armen Dzhigarkhanyan was very attractive man, many fans simply did not give him a pass. They were especially interested in questions about the actor’s personal life: does he have a wife and how many children does he have?
Among other things, in the artist’s biography there was a period when he taught acting at the university and founded the Moscow Drama Theater (previously designated as “Theater “D””).
Childhood
Armen was born on October 3, 1935 in Yerevan. Despite the fact that his parents were married, his father left the family almost a month after the birth of his son. Mom Elena Vasilievna was very worried about this, but she endured this breakup with dignity. After some time, she met a wonderful man, whom Armen still considers his father. It was he who was able to raise a real man from a boy. From childhood, his father wanted Armen to develop hard work and perseverance, because in any profession these are simply irreplaceable qualities that can lead to great success.
Armen Dzhigarkhanyan as a child with his mother
Armen knew Russian well, so his mother decided to send her son to a Russian-language school. There the boy tried to participate in all performances. At that moment, for the first time he fell in love with everything related to the theater and decided for himself what profession he wanted to choose.
In addition, he often attended various performances with his mother. Armen looked at the artists and envied their talent and skill. Therefore, by the time he graduated from school, the guy was fully aware of who he wanted to be in the future.
Student years
In 1953, Armen left his native Yerevan and went to conquer the capital. He decided to enroll in GITIS, but disappointment awaited him there. The entire teaching staff did not like the fact that the young man spoke with an accent. Therefore, they did not even give him a trial attempt in passing the exams. Armen was very upset and decided to return home. There the guy found a job at the local film studio "Armenfilm". And for a whole year I was an assistant cameraman. After some time, he decided to enter EGITiK, where he was immediately accepted. His teacher was Armen Gulakyan, a famous Armenian director and actor. Thanks to the teacher, Dzhigarkhanyan learned all the subtleties of acting and gained wonderful experience.
First theatrical role Armen played while still in his first year at university. Then he began to be involved in almost all performances. And each time his roles were unusual and diverse. In addition, the guy had an unusual appearance: short stature, memorable facial features, special facial expressions. The artist has repeatedly said that being on stage inspires him.
Armen Dzhigarkhanyan in his youth
Armen worked in his native theater for 10 years. During all this time, he managed to transform himself into several dozen images. Some of the most memorable works were:
- "Storm";
- "Irkutsk history";
- "At the bottom";
- "In the name of the revolution."
In addition, Armen really wanted to get into the film industry, so he often went to auditions. But all his attempts were unsuccessful. For some reason, the young guy was always refused. In 1959, he still managed to appear on screen. It was the film "Collapse", in which he played the role of a young worker. After this, Dzhigarkhanyan realized that he wanted to continue acting and began to work closely on the development of his creative biography.
Long-awaited success
For several years, the actor had to act only in cameo roles. But in 1962 Armen played main role in the film “The Waters Rise.” Thanks to this work, Dzhigarkhanyan was noticed by the famous film director F. Dovlatyan, who invited him to shoot the film “Hello, it’s me!” This dramatic story was able to bring the actor the desired recognition and great popularity.
Still from the film "Hello, it's me!"
After this project, several more interesting films with his participation were released:
- "Triangle";
- “In the Kiev direction”;
- "Operation Trust";
- "Once upon a time there lived a man."
Every day the actor's popularity grew more and more. He was involved in large number projects that bring him great pleasure. TV viewers looked at his characters with great interest and were increasingly interested in questions about the biography and personal life of the actor: the presence of a wife and children.
Armen Dzhigarkhanyan in the film “New Adventures of the Elusive”
Many of his works are known to literally every resident former USSR. Let's remember some of them:
- “Hello, I’m your aunt!”;
- "Dog in the manger";
- “The meeting place cannot be changed”;
- "The Elusive Avengers";
- "New Adventures of the Elusive";
- "Crown Russian Empire, or Elusive Again."
New career stage
Big event in creative life The actor became acquainted with the famous film director A. Efros. At that time he worked in Moscow State Theater"Lenkom". The young artist attracted his attention, so Efros invited Armen to move to Moscow and work in his theater troupe. I understood that this was a huge step forward, because the popularity of this theater was very great. Therefore, he did not miss this chance.
The new place of work greatly inspired the actor. On stage he gave 100%. And every time the audience thanked him for this with thunderous applause. For 2 years, Armen managed to play in many performances, and the most memorable were:
Actor as Hunchback in the film “The Meeting Place Cannot Be Changed”
- "Smoke of the Fatherland";
- "Moliere".
It would seem that a fruitful collaboration with a successful director now awaits him. But something happened that no one could even think about: Anatoly Efros was suspended from work for unknown reasons. It was a big loss for everything creative team theater came in his place new person, and, despite the fact that he treated everyone quite favorably, Armen also decided to leave the theater. The work no longer brought pleasure to the artist, creative process without a talented leader, he simply stood still, and Dzhigarkhanyan really wanted to develop.
Soon he found new job V academic theater them. V. Mayakovsky, where he stayed for 27 years. Within the walls of this institution, he was able to bring to life dozens of roles, become one of the leading actors of our time and play in such famous productions, How:
Still from the film “Hello, I’m your aunt!”
- "A Streetcar Named Desire"
- "Destruction";
- "Running";
- "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof";
- "Conversations with Socrates".
New achievements
In addition to theatrical performances, Armen began to appear more in films. At the same time, he was able to establish himself as an excellent performer of complex “character roles.” Gradually his popularity began to gain momentum. Since the 1980s, Dzhigarkhanyan has starred in more than 50 roles, and even the final collapse of the USSR could not affect his success.
In the 90s, the actor was able to expand the boundaries of his activities. Now he not only performed on stage and acted in films, but also became one of the respected teachers of VGIK. Just at this time, such famous films as his participation were released:
Armen Dzhigarkhanyan director of theater "D"
- "Murderer";
- "Dreams";
- "Several love stories";
- "Inspector";
- "White Holiday";
- "Queen Margot"
But the years took their toll, and the actor tried not to spend so much time at work. But he still continued to act in films several times a year. During this period, Armen decided to show his directorial talents and showed the audience one of his works. It was the play “The Thousand and One Nights of Shahrazad”. The audience really liked the production, and critics praised his work.
In 2008, Dzhigarkhanyan starred in several films at once:
- "Parents' Day";
- "Alexander the Great";
- "Brownie";
- "Confession of the Devil";
- "Hand for luck";
- "God's Smile"
Actor on theater stage
For all my creative activity the actor was able to play about 300 diverse roles. And, despite his oriental appearance, Armen Dzhigarkhanyan was able to masterfully transform into each of them. In addition, the artist perfectly found common language with all my colleagues, working fruitfully on every project.
Personal life
Not long ago, the personal life of Armen Dzhigarkhanyan became the most discussed topic Russian show business. Many interested parties often discuss his wives and children, as well as the most scandalous news from his biography. But first, let's find out about the actor's first wife. When Armen came to work in Yerevan drama theater, then immediately drew attention to the spectacular girl and talented actress Alla Vannovskaya. She was several years older, but this did not bother the young man in love at all.
Dzhigarkhanyan's first wife - Alla Vanovskaya
Their relationship developed very rapidly. In addition, they were a very emotional couple. Alla was quite jealous of the great popularity and incredible number of fans surrounding her lover. After a while, the young people got married, and soon their daughter Elena was born. But postpartum depression had a very negative impact on mental state new mother.
Her behavior was quite dangerous for the child: constant aggression and jealousy developed into a manic state. A year later, Armen could not stand it and left for Moscow with his new passion, Tatyana Vlasova. Many were shocked by this act, but at that moment the man no longer cared.
With his second wife Tatyana Vlasova
Just a few months later, the actor received an urgent telegram. There was a job offer from A. Efros. Armen understood that such a chance should not be missed. His relationship with his wife had already reached its climax, but with Tanya everything was just beginning, and something had to be decided quickly. Therefore, the actor packed his things and went to the capital to start a new life.
Vannovskaya contemplated committing suicide several times, but never did. As a result, she began to drink alcohol frequently, quit the theater and completely degenerated as a person. Her daughter was with her all this time, but did not receive proper care. A few years later she died.
Another tragedy
At that time, Armen had already settled in Moscow with his newly-made wife. He took his daughter from Yerevan, and Tatyana accepted her as her own. In addition, Dzhigarkhanyan adopted Vlasova’s son from his first marriage. In Armen’s personal life and biography, everything turned out just fine: he had a beloved wife and beautiful children.
