TV hostess journalist and star of the morning broadcasts of the channel "Russia" Daria Spiridonova is not only a permanent participant of social events, but one of the most stylish women in Russia.
As the TV presenter herself says, as a child she was a very serious girl and loved to read. This, most likely, helped Daria achieve heights in his life.
So, Daria Spiridonova was born on April 24, 1977 in the family of Galina Galimova, theater expert and chemist Eric Galimov, who is currently an academician, a member of the Presidium of the Russian Academy of Sciences, and the head of the Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
In her childhood, Spiridonova was actively interested in history, swimming and ballet. Very often, together with her parents and her older sister Sasha, Daria arranged theatrical performances, in which she herself took part.
Education
Darya Spiridonova started her education at school # 1234 with an English slant that is on Bolshaya Molchanovka. In high school, Daria was transferred as part of the FSA program in the US, where she studied for two years (1993-1994). It was during this period that the journalistic nature of the girl declared herself: Spiridonova always tried to take an active part in the lessons of history, where the topic of the role of the USSR in the victory over the Nazi Germany was touched upon. It was in such arguments that the spirit of the future journalist was tempered.
Among other things, the girl studied French intensively at the International Institute in Aix-en-Provence, which is in France herself.
With her future profession, Dasha chose journalism, since she showed great interest in this activity since her early childhood. Inspired by the dream of becoming a journalist, Spiridonova enters the Moscow State University named after Lomonosov at the Faculty of Journalism. As a student, the girl at the department of the famous TV theorist and theoretician G.V. Kuznetsov defended the thesis, which was called: "Non-standard approaches to interviewing."
Television career and career growth
In 2002, Daria Spiridonova was invited to the NTV channel to take the position of editor in the night program of Alexander Gordon, which the girl agrees. Initially, Spiridonova worked behind the scenes and during this period she managed to develop a wide range of topics. As TV presenter Darya recalls: "At that time, only a couple of people worked on the creation of the program, but despite the reboot, it was a truly wonderful period, which helped to find incomparable experience!"
The first samples of myself in the role of the TV presenter took place in the framework of the morning program "Movement" of the "7 TV" channel, after which Dasha agreed to the offer of the permanent leading program "Morning on NTV".
But since 2004, TV presenter Spiridonova has become the main face of the morning air of the TV channel "Russia", becoming at the helm of the program "Good Morning, Russia!". As part of this program, Dasha interacts with the stars of show business, sports, famous cultural figures and politicians. In addition to the leading role, Dasha takes an active role in the preparation of the stories.
Not only Mikhail Gorbachev, Alla Pugacheva, but also Bruce Willis and even the famous writer Frederic Begbeder, who mentioned the program and Spiridonova herself in one of her new novels, became the most famous and long-awaited interlocutors of Spiridonova in the program "Good Morning, Russia!" under the name "Ideal".
In 2009, Dasha, together with the famous parodist showman Maxim Galkin, became the leader of the most rating project "Dances with the Stars", which was presented by the TV channel "Russia". "It was this project that helped me to open myself from a completely different angle!", Dasha Spiridonova stated in one of her interviews. And this is absolutely not surprising, because in addition to popular recognition and glory "Dancing with the Stars" showed the TV presenter in a completely new image, a graceful and stylish woman.
Currently, Dasha is married to a businessman and the head of the largest sports company Leonid Spiridonov.