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Theater and film actress Zinaida Kiriyenko, who died at the age of 89 on February 12, could have contracted the coronavirus at a crowded party. This was told by the son of the star of the “Quiet Don” Maxim Tarasevsky.
On the air of the show on the NTV channel, he spoke about the last days of his mother’s life. According to him, before the hospitalization, she was at home and did not feel well. At some point, as Tarasevsky noted, Kiriyenko completely stopped responding to what was happening and did not answer her relatives. Relatives immediately called an ambulance.
“We knew that mom had covid: weakness, no strength, she was lying more,” the son of the actress clarified, adding that the mother had a hemorrhagic stroke due to the illness.
Zinaida Kiriyenko died on February 12 after being hospitalized with the coronavirus. The actress was buried on February 15 at the Troekurovsky cemetery.
Recently it became known that shortly before her death, Kiriyenko denounced many Russian stars who had children with the help of
surrogate mothers.
Source: Rosbalt
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