Biography
Who is Natasha Korolyova?
Early life and real name
Natalia Vladimirovna Poryvay was born in Kyiv on May 31, 1973. She gave her first public performance in 1976 at the age of three by singing The Cruiser Aurora at an annual Komsomol congress.
By 1985, she recorded songs like World Without Miracles and Where Went the Circus, which gained popularity in Ukraine. She won the Golden Kamerton music prize in 1987 before studying vocal performance at the Kyiv Circus and Pop School from 1988 to 1991.
Career highlights
Natasha Korolyova made her first international appearances in the United States in 1989 before relocating to Moscow. In 1990, she recorded Yellow Tulips, a track that launched her success across the USSR and internationally while reaching the final of the Pesnya goda festival.
She started on her first Russian concert tour in 1992, ending with major shows at the Olympic Stadium. Her tours expanded to Israel in 1993, Germany in 1994, and New York City in 1997. She released multiple albums including Confetti, Heart, and Berry.
Television and other projects
Natasha Korolyova has hosted various television programs and concerts, while also participating in shows like Dancing with the Stars and Two Stars. She acted in film roles such as Recipe Witch and The Cheerful Family 2.
Beyond music and television, she designed a jewellery collection titled Daughters-Mothers in 2008 and published the novel Male Striptease in 2009.
Family and relationships
Natasha Korolyova has a sister named Russya who works as a singer in Ukraine. Her mother is Lyudmyla Poryvay.
Her first husband was pop singer-songwriter Igor Nikolayev. She later married Sergey Glushko, who performs as Tarzan, and they share a son named Arkhip.
Birthday and age
Natasha Korolyova was born on May 31, 1973, which makes Natasha 53 years old today. That birthday falls under the Gemini sign. Natasha shares the date with 30 other famous people.
Explore more
