Natalya Mohylevska

Natalia Oleksiyivna Mohylevska, née Mohyla (born 2 August 1975) is a Ukrainian pop singer, songwriter, composer, actress, TV presenter and producer, National Artist of Ukraine. She has been known for performances in both Ukrainian and Russian languages.

Career Early years After finishing nine classes nine classes of Kyiv secondary school number 195 named after V. I. Kudryashov in Berezniaky, Mohylevska graduated from the Ukrainian Circus Academy. Between 1990 and 1995 she performed as a soloist and actress of the Ukrainian folk theater “Rodyna”, the Kyiv House of Actors, the Kyiv Variety Theater, and the Jewish Theater “Stern”. During that time, she was also a backing vocalist for Russian singer Sergey Penkin.

In August 2007 Mohylevska suffered a brain concussion and a broken arm as a result of a traffic accident in Kyiv.

Mohylevska and her husband Valentyn have two adoptive daughters, Mishel (born 2011) and Sofia (born 2020). In a 2012 interview she claimed to have lived with six civil partners previously, all of whom were Jewish, despite herself having no Jewish ancestry.

During the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Mohylevska lost her uncle, an inhabitant Mariupol, who died after his house was destroyed by the Russian shelling of the city. Her own house in Bucha was plundered by Russian soldiers.

Discography and videography Albums

1997: "La la la" (Ла-ла-ла)

In 2011, she was nominated for the YUNA Award in the category "Best Performer" for her achievements in music for 20 years.