Vladimir Vysotsky had a bright and at the same time difficult life. Marina Vladi was the love of his life, but in total Vladimir Semenovich had three wives. And only the second - Lyudmila Abramova - gave him sons.
Vladimir Vysotsky met his first wife when he was a second-year student at the Moscow Art Theater School. Iza Zhukova - that was the name of the chosen one - was a third-year student, while she had already been married. But by that time she had not yet managed to get a divorce. Therefore, with Vladimir, they began to live, as it is now fashionable to say, a civil marriage. The following year, the young actress graduated from a studio school and, by assignment, left Moscow for Kiev to work in a local theater. Love at a distance did not die: the beloved spent almost every weekend with Iza in the capital of the Ukrainian SSR. And two years later, on April 25, 1960, the couple signed.
In June, Vysotsky received a diploma of graduation from the studio school.
He has already starred in films. In 1961 he was in Leningrad, where the film "713th asks for landing" was being filmed. It was then that he met Lyudmila Abramova. The girl studied at VGIK, but has already starred in the film - the same as Vysotsky! But at the time of their acquaintance, he did not know this yet. At the restaurant, he simply approached the girl, telling that he did not have enough money to pay the bill. Lyudmila, instead of money, took off the ring from her hand and offered to leave it as collateral. Not only was the ring precious, but also heirloom. Vladimir Semenovich bought the jewelry the next day and returned it to the owner. So communication began.
Arkady and Nikita
Vysotsky also lived with his second wife unofficially. This time, the couple could not register a relationship because of the artist's ex-wife, who did not give him a divorce. It is hard not to notice that the number "25" is fateful for Vladimir Semenovich. He was born on January 25, died on July 25, the first wedding took place on April 25, and the second marriage was formalized on July 25 - in 1965. Delays with stamps in the passport did not prevent Vladimir and Lyudmila from having children. By this time, the elder Arkady was already two and a half years old, and Nikita was eleven months old.
Vysotsky dissolved his marriage with his second wife in 1970. But again it was just a cliche. In fact, love relationships and family life ended much earlier. Although Lyudmila Abramova immediately stopped acting as soon as they started living with Vladimir. Still, two children, a difficult character of her husband. But nothing kept him from a new love. This made it even more offensive, especially for the children. Their relationship with their father did not work out.
However, both sons followed in the footsteps of the famous father. Arkady Vladimirovich became an actor and screenwriter.
He graduated from the faculty of Orthodox scriptwriters at VGIK, since his mother raised her sons in Orthodox traditions. At first, he could not get a job in his specialty. Then he had acting experience, which, however, considers it an accident. But how the screenwriter Arkady Vysokiy realized himself to the fullest. One of his best scripts is for the serial film "Father".
The eldest son of Vladimir Vysotsky did not become a media person, he does not appear on television, does not talk about his personal life. Nikita Vysokiy is more open. It keeps the memory of his father: Nikita Vladimirovich is the director of the State Museum of Vladimir Vysotsky. He also became a famous actor: he plays both in the theater and in the cinema, writes scripts, directs films.
It is noteworthy that with age, the resentment against the father from the sons passed.
Bastard daughter?
Few people know, but before meeting with Vlad, Vysotsky had another romance. It became the reason for the cooling of relations with the legal wife and mother of the children, Lyudmila Abramova. The girl's name was Tatiana Ivanenko, she played at the Taganka Theater. Presumably, their relationship began the following year after Vysotsky's second marriage. Ivanenko was beautiful, purposeful, they spent a lot of time together, including at work, but she never heard Mendelssohn's march, standing arm in arm with Vysotsky. In 1967, Vladimir Semyonovich's fatal acquaintance with Marina Vlady took place. They signed in 1970, their love was passionate, but always very difficult. In 1972, Vysotsky's former passion Tatyana Ivanenko gave birth to a daughter, Anastasia. Colleagues in the theater, in whose eyes the novel took place, were sure that this was Vysotsky's daughter. Tatiana herself never said anything on this topic. She was devoted to Vysotsky like no other. According to rumors, the artist intended to return to her. But he is a media person, and the hype about their unreal love with Marina Vlady did not allow this to be done.
