Olga Sidorova, actress and model

Olga Sidorova is a Russian actress and model.
Pretty girl was born on June 15, 1976 in Moscow. The father of the future actress, Evgeni Alekseevich Sidorov, doctor of physical and mathematical sciences. In his youth he invented the heart rate monitor for cosmonauts, which was used by Russian cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin.
Little girl loved to be in the spotlight. She went to music school, practiced ballet, studied foreign languages. You know, Olga participated in musical competitions. After school, she wanted to become a journalist.
Actress Olga and TV host Dana Borisova look alike. It is interesting that in 1993 Dana Borisova entered the faculty of journalism at the Moscow State University, where Olga was going to study. Girls could become classmates, but Sidorova changed her mind and in 1999 she graduated from the Russian University of Theatre Arts (GITIS).

By the way, Olga starred in commercials for Sony, Procter & Gamble, Golden Lady, Coca – Cola, Cosmopolitan. Also she starred in music videos, including My Favorite by Vyacheslav Bykov. You know, her photos were published in Playboy magazine.
Moreover, she worked in Milan at shows of wedding dresses. The girl could stay in Italy, but returned to her family in Moscow. Her photos decorated covers and pages of Russian editions of fashion magazines: Cosmopolitan, Harpers Bazar, Officiell, She.
Olga organized acting agency, which helps Russian actors to appear in foreign films.

Personal life
At the age of 18 she met her first husband. The fashion designer, businessman Alexander Elpatievsky became the suppose of the young model. They were together for two years. Her husband was 13 years older than Sidorova and had successful business in Germany. Their daughter Vasilisa was born in 1993.
The actress dated famous director Karen Shakhnazarov. For a long time, Olga denied their relationship. Shakhnazarov is 24 years older than Sidorova. Olga admitted that Karen became a very close person for her and could support her in a difficult moment.
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