Many remember Tatyana Sudets as “Aunt Tanya” from the program “Good night, kids!”. This woman is unique, because behind a sweet smile she hid the pain and frustrations that she often had to face outside the television studio. Tatyana is a talented leading and professional announcer of Soviet and Russian television.
Biography
Sudets Tatyana Alexandrovna was born on August 22, 1947, in Moscow. The parents of the future TV star worked at the car repair plant. Mother - Evgenia Anatolyevna was in charge of accounting and personnel department, and father was there, but in a hot shop. It is known that later Tatyana's father joined the KGB. They could not even imagine that their daughter would once work on television. However, Tanya dreamed of a leading career, but was forced to hide her true intentions from her parents. "Modesty adorns a person" - representatives of the older generation of the family assured the girl.
Tanya was an active child, took part in fights with local boys, was a bully. Mom was able to convince Tanya that the girl should not be the first to get into a fight, but to stand up for herself is a sacred thing.
At the age of seven, the baby received a severe burn. Doctors gave disappointing predictions, the chances of the child surviving were minimal. But her mother turned out to be stronger than an insidious disease, and in the literal sense of the word she pulled the girl out of the next world, looked after her, and did not leave her daughter for a single step.
Education and career start
By education, Tatyana is a radio engineer, she graduated from the Moscow Power Engineering Institute, but she worked a little in her specialty. In the fall of 1972, in October, she got a job in the announcer department of Central Television.
Programs hosted by Tatyana Sudets
- "Blue light";
- "Time";
- "More good products";
- "Skillful hands";
- "Song of the year";
- "Our address is the Soviet Union";
- "Women's Fate";
- "Sports. Health Stories";
- "Toys";
- "GOOG night kids!". For 25 years, Tatyana delighted the audience with her dazzling smile, and she remembered how beloved "Aunt Tanya".
During the perestroika period, Tatyana quit Central TV, but after that she was warmly received by the cable television collective.
There is a TV presenter in the biography and a page when she had to work in Japan as a teacher of the Russian language.
In 2000, Tatyana was awarded the title of Honored Artist of the Russian Federation.
Personal life
As Tatyana herself recalls, in her personal life, not everything was as smooth as we would like. At the age of 18, she married Anatoly Grushin (the marriage lasted from 1965 to 1972). From his first marriage, his son Andrei appeared (in 1992 he died tragically at the hands of robbers).
Tatyana met her second husband six years after the divorce. However, Vladimir Sudets could not make the TV star happy either. Darya’s daughters could not save this union. In 1985, their marriage was officially dissolved. The reason for the gap was the betrayal of the spouse. Tatyana decided not to change her surname, so that the audience would not have to get used to the new name of the television's favorite.
With the third husband, the fate of the TV presenter also did not work out. Mikhail Miroshnikov served as an intelligence officer in the KGB. They got married in 1988, but the man’s addiction to alcohol due to frequent stress at work led to a breakdown in relations, in 1995 Tatyana filed for divorce.
