Recently, fans of the star couple have increasingly recalled their younger heir.
22-year-old Pyotr Konchalovsky is an atypical "golden boy." He grew up as an ambitious and erudite young man, whom his famous parents cannot praise enough.
Fans are still recovering from the shock of the recent interview with the star of the film "House of Fools." Yulia Vysotskaya announced that she has become a mother for the third time and also commented for the first time on the terrible accident in which her daughter Masha was seriously injured. Unfortunately, the girl now requires long-term rehabilitation, but her parents continue to fight for their child, regardless of everything.
Recently, fans of the star couple have increasingly recalled their younger heir, Pyotr. Unlike most of his peers from their circle, the young man prefers to lead a private life and hardly appears on social media. However, the rare public appearances of Konchalovsky and Vysotskaya's son still force one to acknowledge the obvious: the final-year student of MARCHI (Moscow Architectural Institute) has grown into a real handsome man.
Commenting on the character of her beloved offspring in a conversation with Laura Djugelia, Yulia Vysotskaya shared previously unknown details. It turns out that Pyotr is characterized by determination and stubbornness. The latter quality he inherited from his mother.
"He studies at MARCHI. He is interested in it. He really drew well. And I regret that he has given it up. He doesn’t want to engage in drawing at all. And I feel a bit sorry because I thought he was doing well... Now he is interested in urban studies, now he is interested in some kind of industrial architecture. So he is moving in that direction. I think he enjoys studying. I hope he won’t be disappointed. By nature, he is such a volatile mix. His brain is very well organized, just like Konchalovsky, a demagogue. And from me, there is this kind of stubbornness. And I look at him and think: God, couldn’t he have taken something else from me? Why did it have to be this stubbornness?"
Pyotr Konchalovsky has never been a rebel, has not sought to lead a bohemian life, and has not frequented clubs. For a time, the young man wanted to find himself in the fashion industry, but his love for architecture ultimately prevailed. To help their son express himself, the director and actress tried to send him to Europe. But in the end, Konchalovsky Jr. managed to insist on his own: he traded Florence, Rome, and Venice for studying at a Russian university. Pyotr sincerely believes that domestic architectural education is one of the best in the world, which he ultimately managed to convey to his parents.
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