Dancer Andris Liepa Found Personal Happiness at 63 with Orthodox Social Worker 0 6

The legendary Soviet and Russian ballet artist, theater director has finally found the one. Andris Liepa and his beautiful beloved have legalized their relationship before God, which came as a huge surprise to fans.

Thirteen years after his divorce from his third wife, Ekaterina Katkovskaya, with whom the choreographer lived for 20 years, Andris Liepa has found personal happiness again. The new chosen one of the People's Artist of the USSR is a beautiful and devout woman named Alla.

As journalists have learned, the couple recently had a secret wedding at the Resurrection of Christ Cathedral in the capital, where they first met. The newlywed wife of the choreographer worked here for many years as the assistant to the rector for social service, so many parishioners attended the ceremony. Thus, Alla has already taken her husband's last name and left the church staff. Apparently, the artist's fourth wife intends to dedicate herself to the family.

In his youth, Andris Liepa tried several times to create a strong family, but each time he faced failure. The choreographer's first wife was ballerina Lyudmila Semenyaka. The couple divorced after a year, but their relationship lasted another six years. Then the blonde met a UN employee, but life with the American did not work out due to Liepa's hectic schedule, which kept him away on tours. The longest union in the life of the ballet artist was with the star of the Mariinsky Theater, Ekaterina Katkovskaya.

Liepa proposed to Katkovskaya in Paris – on the banks of the Seine. But after many years together and the birth of their daughter Ksenia, the woman initiated the divorce. At that time, the most unflattering moments of the couple's personal life were brought to public attention, which the retired ballerina somehow did not hesitate to showcase publicly.

"I am very upset and, to be honest, I do not know why she decided to do this. Perhaps the life situation has changed, it is quite possible that someone appeared — I did not track these things," Andris Liepa lamented earlier.