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Theater and film actress Zinaida Kiriyenko, who died at the age of 89 on February 12, shortly before her death, criticized many Russian show business stars who had children with the help of surrogate mothers.
“I feel sorry for these parents, because they are all blue! That’s why they have children without mothers. And what will grow out of this creature? A neuter gender?” Kiriyenko was indignant, Dni reports. According to her, such a situation “is already evidence of the end of humanity.”
The Soviet film star smashed people who “asked a three-year-old child whether he wants to become a boy or a girl.” She also recalled that in Russia only the union of a man and a woman is recognized as a family, and the West, because of sexual minorities, in her opinion, “was at an impasse.”
Zinaida Kiriyenko died on February 12 after being hospitalized with the coronavirus. The media reported that the star of “The Quiet Flows the Don” suffered a hemorrhagic stroke and was partially paralyzed.
Source: Rosbalt
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