TV presenter Alexander Gordon is getting married for the sixth time at 67, his bride is 23 years old 0 7

Alexander Gordon, despite his solid age of 67 and five previous marriages, has decided to go to the registry office again with his young chosen one.

Gordon clarified that his chosen one is named Alina Mikhailova (23) and laughed at the fact that some media confused her with Sofia Kalandadze, from whom he is already divorced. The host emphasized that he does not intentionally seek young women, but simply falls in love, ironically adding that "I am still a boy myself."

Interestingly, Alexander Garievich explains the string of unsuccessful marriages by saying that he "was foolish and sincere," but is confident that he has definitely become wiser with age.

Alina, for her part, described their relationship as a space for understanding and respect, where there is room for late-night conversations, laughter for no reason, and tranquility.

Gordon's Problems with His Daughter

Gordon's relationships with his children are complicated. His eldest daughter Anna, who lives in the USA, hardly communicates with her father due to differing views: "She is a liberal American, and I am a stiff subordinate," he stated. However, his two sons and his illegitimate daughter see him regularly. Even if there are skirmishes between the boys - one supports CSKA, the other supports Spartak.

In March 2025, Gordon found himself at the center of a scandalous accusation: a woman named Anna claimed that in 2010, at the age of 17, she experienced a forced intimate relationship with him. The TV presenter's ex-wife Katya Gordon and columnist Bozhena Rynska came to his defense, calling the story a voluntary meeting with a mix of fiction. Gordon himself did not comment on the details, maintaining his usual distance from public disputes.

Alexander Gordon's Career

Despite personal storms, Gordon continues to work. He has been hosting "Men/Women" for over ten years - a program criticized for its drama, but which, according to him, helps people: some receive money, others - medical support. After recording, he immediately forgets about the episode: "Otherwise, it would cost me too much."

At the same time, he is working on a book that he calls "pseudo-memoirs": "90% is fiction, but it’s about all of us." He writes for the future questions of his children: "I shoved the book at them - here, read it." He denied rumors about the closure of the second program - "Closed Show" - stating that the project simply airs irregularly.

Gordon's Scandal with U.S. Passport

The American citizenship that Gordon obtained in the late 1980s when emigrating from the USSR has now turned into a bureaucratic trap. He admitted that he initially started the process of renunciation but quickly changed his mind: the U.S. requires payment of 30% of the total property value and continued tax payments for another five years after renouncing citizenship. "Forget it," the TV presenter waved his hand, noting that the passport does not hinder him for now - he does not aspire to hold public office.

Alexander Gordon remains a figure that evokes polar reactions: some see him as a cynic, others as a romantic, and others simply as a tired person who stubbornly believes in love after five unsuccessful marriages. His personal life is like a series, and his career is like a manifesto of survival in the media race.