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Natalya MogilevskayaUkrainian pop star
Date of Birth: 02.08.1975
Country:  Ukraine |
Content:
- Early Life and Education
- Music Career
- Television and Film
- Personal Life
- Awards and Recognition
- Honored Artist of Ukraine (2003)
- Musical Platform Award (2017)
Natalia Mogilevskaya: Ukrainian Pop Star, Actress, and Media Personality
Early Life and Education
Natalya Mogilevskaya, a renowned Ukrainian pop star, was born in Kyiv, Ukraine, to geologist Alexei Mogila and chef Nina Petrovna. Raised with an older sister, Oksana, Natalia's childhood was marked by the loss of her father at a young age. Her mother became her closest confidante. Natalia attended the prestigious School No. 195 named after V. I. Kudryashov before leaving to pursue her passion for singing at the Kyiv Variety and Circus College.
Music Career
Natalia's solo career began in 1995 with the release of songs like "Dyevchonka s volosami tsveta liliy" (Girl with Lily-Colored Hair) and "Jerusalem," which gained popularity. Her triumph at the renowned Slavic Bazaar festival further solidified her success. She directed her first music video for the song "Vspominay" (Remember).
Her debut album, "La-la-la," released in 1997, went platinum, with the title track topping the charts. Subsequent albums, including "Tol'ko ya" (Only Me) and "Vidpravila message" (Sent a Message), became hugely popular. Her nationwide tour in support of "Tol'ko ya" garnered large audiences and earned her the title of Best Ukrainian Female Artist of the Year for the song "Misyats" (Moon).
As her stardom grew, Natalia collaborated with Russian pop icon Philipp Kirkorov on the hit single "Ya skazhu tebye vau!...". Her 2007 album, "Etot tanets" (This Dance), and its title track were met with critical acclaim and concert tour success.
Natalia's latest official release came in 2013 with the mini-album "On-line proekt," which featured popular hits such as "Lunokhod" (Lunar Rover).
Television and Film
Beyond music, Natalia Mogilevskaya established herself as a prominent media personality. She became the host of the music talent show "Shans" (Chance) on the Ukrainian channel Inter, earning the title of Best TV Host of the Year at the TeleTriumf awards.
Natalia's television career continued with roles in entertainment programs such as "Tantsi so zvezdami" (Dancing with the Stars), where she placed second, and "Zvezdny duyet" (Star Duet). She also served as a judge on "Golos. Diti" (The Voice. Kids), and as a producer and judge on the Ukrainian version of "Fabrika zvezd" (Star Factory).
Her acting credits include appearances in films such as "Bery shinel..." (Take Your Greatcoat...), "Snezhnaya koroleva" (The Snow Queen), and "Derzhi menya krepche" (Hold Me Tighter).
Personal Life
Natalia Mogilevskaya's first marriage, to businessman Dmitry Chalyi in 2004, ended in divorce after six months. Her second marriage, to entrepreneur Yegor Dolinin, lasted for five years.
Her personal life has been the subject of speculation, with rumors of relationships with several men in her professional circles. However, Natalia denies most of these allegations.
Awards and Recognition
Throughout her career, Natalia Mogilevskaya has received numerous awards and accolades, including:
Honored Artist of Ukraine (2003)
People's Artist of Ukraine (2004)Best TV Host of the Year (TeleTriumf, 2004)
Telezvezda Award (People's Choice) for Best TV Host (2006)
Kumir natsii Award (Idol of the Nation, 2007)
M1 Music Awards nominations for "Hit of the Year" and "Golden Gramophone" (2017)
Musical Platform Award (2017)
Present DayIn recent years, Natalia Mogilevskaya has continued to stay active in the entertainment industry. In 2017, she participated in and won the dance competition "Tantsi z zirky" (Dancing with the Stars). She also served as a coach and judge on "Golos. Diti" season four.
Natalia remains an outspoken advocate for her political beliefs and social causes. She is also known for her adventurous lifestyle, enjoying activities like surfing, snowboarding, and skiing.
