As a teenager, the star began accompanying his mother on trips abroad to trade contraband. However, the police caught them and took them to the police station.
Ukrainian singer TAYANNA, whose real name is Tatyana Reshetnyak, admitted that she almost went to jail for smuggling. He spoke about it on the show Song of My Life.
According to the star, his family had four children, and his parents needed to earn money to support the family, so his mother went to Poland to deliver goods.
“During my childhood, which I spent in Chernivtsi, almost all women went to Poland to deliver goods, mostly contraband: cigarettes, vodka, tracksuits, socks, that is, everything that could be imported in a suitcase in the 2000s, I went to Poland, we had a big family, four of us, Dad stayed with us while Mom went to earn money,” recalled the artist.
When TAYANNA grew up, she was accepted to study at the Academy of Music in Krakow. Although the education is free, the girl needs to make a living in Poland, so she and her mother decide to sell contraband. However, the police caught them and took them to the station.
“I was 15 years old then, we went to Przemysl again, got off the train – and that day there was an attack when the police came out and took everyone to the police station. I didn’t understand, it was so scary then, angry still me: don’t you understand that we travel not because it’s cool for us, but because we have to earn money. to somehow live,” said the artist.
Then the singer was one step away from prison, but singing saved him. He sang Bon Jovi’s hit – It’s my life – to the police. He was so impressed with the hero’s performance that he let him and his mother leave the department.
“We were taken to the police station. I remember a policeman sitting in front of me, writing something down. I asked: “What should you sing?” .” And I don’t sing it like a rocker, and very softly in my own way, and he’s crying, takes this paper and throws it in the trash Mom looks at me We put the socks back and those cigarettes.
It was previously reported that TAYANNA, who rarely shares details of her personal life, admitted that her heart is no longer free.
Source: korrespondent
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