Karina Zvereva – Russian comedian
Karina Zvereva is a Russian film and theater actress, dancer, model, singer, TV presenter, comedian. She is a very beautiful and talented girl.
Karina was born on June 2, 1977 in Leningrad (now St. Petersburg). The little girl danced, played the piano, sang in the choir.
Zvereva studied at the University for the Humanities and at one of the university concerts she met her future husband, famous Russian comedian, Gennady Vetrov. Their marriage took place in 1997. Vetrov’s first wife was Anastasia Smolina, who gave birth to their daughter Ksenia.
After graduation from the University, Karina joined the dance group Fantasy show.
Beautiful Karina and Gennady moved to Moscow in 1999 and took part in the comedy project Anshlag (Full House). Later Vetrov created his theater Windy People where his wife had her own show Karina Zvereva Show.
By the way, in 2003, songwriter and producer Andrey Grozny invited Zvereva to replace Zhanna Friske in the group Blestyaschie, but Karina refused because of her husband.
Unfortunately, Karina and Gennady divorced in 2011. Now she has a boyfriend.
As a belly dancer Karina worked with singer Soso Pavliashvili. In addition, she is a soloist of the band BeBiZ (producer Vladimir Ferapontov).
Pretty Karina took part in different photo shoots and worked with famous photographers including Konstantin Lelyak, Aleksey & Marina, Elena Sikorskaya, Seva Galkin, Martha May (Alena Ignatieva).
In theater Karina acted in such plays as Clara, Money and Love, Star Boys, Hello, I’m Your Mother-in-law!, and in circus musical for adults How Much Is Love.
Talented Karina is a member of almost all entertainment programs of Russian central television channels: ORT, RTR, NTV, TVC, etc., as well as a member of various humorous performances.
The actress participated in most famous comedy programs such as Full House, Funny People, Laughing Is Allowed and many others.
Besides, Zvereva starred in famous sitcom Fizruk in 2014.
Source: https://24smi.org/celebrity/3319-karina-zvereva.html