The star admitted that they tried to maintain a relationship through erotic correspondence.
Ukrainian actress Natalya Denisenko spoke openly about how she maintains romance in her relationship with her husband Andrei Fedinchik, who serves in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. He shared the details of his personal life in an interview with JetSetter.
“Regarding my husband and I’s rituals, as I have already admitted, we had a period of online sex and all these erotic letters. How else can a woman and a man maintain a relationship at a distance? It is It’s clear that for many people it’s a bit difficult if they didn’t have such a strong emotional attachment before, but Andrey and I tried very hard, and now, when he is at home, I give him all my attention, I even cancel work to be near him “We always have little time to be alone, so we appreciate him very much,” said the artist.
He added that he tries to do everything to maintain the emotional connection not only between them, but also the relationship between his wife and his son.
“In fact, all this is very difficult, but for my part I try to maintain relationships. While men are at war, it is clear that they do not have time for that, that women should work on relationships even which is more difficult. I really try very hard. And I tell Andryusha every night that daddy misses him and loves him. I buy gifts and give them “from daddy” so that he feels his -care. We always take some videos and send them to my wife. Well, I always ask Andrey, when he has the opportunity, to record audio and video messages for their son so that, despite the distance , do not lose their connection. And in fact, when Andrey comes after a long time, he and his son have a very warm communication: Andryusha runs to him, wants to play with him, hug him. Dad is an authority for her, so I try my best to maintain their relationship,” said Denisenko.
We remind you that Denisenko, who has not seen his wife for a long time, shared good news with his fans.
Source: korrespondent
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