Yesterday's release of the author's program by Andrei Malakhov "Tonight" was dedicated to Nadezhda Babkina and her team "Russian Song". The ensemble celebrates its 40th anniversary this year. As always, many famous guests came to the studio to congratulate Nadezhda and tell her pleasant words.
Among them was also Anastasia Volochkova. The ex-prima of the Bolshoi Theater wore a bright red open dress for such a solemn occasion, than stood out against the background of other guests who appeared in the studio in outfits more suitable for the winter season.
During the conversation, the ballerina thanked Babkin for support in the difficult period of her life. Anastasia noticed that Nadezhda Babkina is that rare person to whom one can turn for help at any time, even at five in the morning she is ready to help. With her characteristic emotionality, Anastasia Volochkova regretted compliments for her friend:
I did not see such humanity in any person.
Nadezhda Babkina advised Volochkova to change clothes
Hope, in turn, also noted the rare work capacity of Volochkova, because the ballerina was the only one who learned the text by heart, and did not read it on a piece of paper on traditional Gogol readings, which Babkin and his friends are happy with on New Year's Eve.
And then, unexpectedly, after such a mutual exchange of courtesies, Babkin adds:
You'd have to change your clothes, Nastya!
An awkward pause reigned in the studio. Volochkova changed in the face. Anastasia was so confused that even nothing could answer Babkin, only muttered something unintelligible to himself.
Andrei Malakhov tried to save the situation by quickly starting to chatter that Anastasia's dress is very expensive, from the last collection unknown to whom and the wife has already asked the leader 8 times to buy her the same. But, judging by the confused face of Volochkova, with whom she sat all evening, Nadezhda Babkina seems to have made herself a mortal enemy, moving from the detachment of "beloved girlfriends" to a detachment of "malicious, envious and ill-wishers".