Irina Krug

Irina Krug

Wife of Mikhail Krug
Date of Birth: 29.03.1976
Country: Russia

Content:
  1. Irina Krug: A Biography
  2. Early Life and Family
  3. Relationship with Mikhail Vorobyov
  4. Marriage and Family
  5. Life Together and Loss
  6. Personal Interests and Hobbies
  7. Life After Mikhail Vorobyov's Death

Irina Krug: A Biography

Irina Krug is a Russian pop singer and performer of Russian chanson. She is best known as the second wife of Mikhail Vorobyov, a beloved king of Russian chanson. On the night of July 1st, two masked individuals shot Vorobyov at close range in his own home. The perpetrators were never found, but Vorobyov's friends continue to believe that they will be apprehended. On the eve of Krug's birthday on April 5th, a memorial concert will be held at the Luzhniki Stadium, featuring artists such as Katya Ogonok, Sasha Demin, Vika Tsyganova, and other musicians, including Vorobyov's widow. Prior to her stage debut, Irina Krug gave an exclusive interview.

Irina Krug

Early Life and Family

Irina Krug was born and raised in Chelyabinsk, Russia. She first met Mikhail Vorobyov when he came to her hometown for a performance. Vorobyov offered her a job as a costume designer, but she initially declined, thinking he was joking. Three months later, when Vorobyov returned to Chelyabinsk for another performance, her acquaintance convinced her to take the job. She joined Vorobyov's team and worked as a costume designer for a year. During this time, Vorobyov started showing interest in her.

Relationship with Mikhail Vorobyov

Krug and Vorobyov's relationship grew gradually over time. They started noticing each other and getting to know each other better. When they began living together (in a civil union that lasted a year), Krug realized she couldn't live without him. Their feelings for each other developed gradually, and Krug started experiencing jealousy, realizing that their relationship was much stronger than love at first sight, which is usually built on passion.

Marriage and Family

One day, as they were driving past the registry office, Vorobyov abruptly stopped the car, took Krug's hand, and hurriedly entered the building. The registry office staff were shocked but accommodated their request. They quickly obtained the necessary paperwork, and Vorobyov immediately called his friends: "We got married. We'll have a wedding tonight." Krug and Vorobyov had a 14-year age difference, but it didn't bother them. They understood each other perfectly and had a deep connection. Krug referred to Vorobyov by his first name and patronymic, which surprised many people, but it was a form of respect that Vorobyov appreciated.

Life Together and Loss

Krug and Vorobyov, like any couple, had their disagreements and arguments, often over small things. However, they quickly reconciled. Vorobyov had a strict and sometimes temperamental personality, but he quickly calmed down after an argument. Krug felt like a princess in a fairy tale living with him. Vorobyov had a deep faith and tried to involve Krug in his religious beliefs. He often said, "Irina Viktorovna, you will come to this someday." Krug currently observes fasting periods as a way to honor Vorobyov's memory.

Personal Interests and Hobbies

Vorobyov had a talent for songwriting and would often compose songs spontaneously. He would jot down lyrics on a piece of paper and then approach Krug with his guitar, saying, "I've composed a song here." He would immediately start playing, as if he had known the melody in advance. In their rare moments of leisure, they enjoyed going out into nature for barbecues. Vorobyov's passion for cars led him to teach Krug how to drive. Although Vorobyov dreamt of owning a "Chaika" car, he never got the chance to purchase one.

Life After Mikhail Vorobyov's Death

Krug is still grieving the loss of Vorobyov and is not currently planning to remarry. The pain of losing him is still too strong, and she will compare any potential suitors to him. Vorobyov once brought home a cassette tape of the film "April," in which he appeared, and told Krug to watch it when she had time. After his passing, Krug attempted to watch the film but couldn't bear it. She saw him on screen, and tears filled her eyes.

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