Where does Dmitry Shepelev live (photo)

After the death of Jeanne Friske, the TV presenter Dmitry Shepelev lived with her son Plato in the house of her parents. But after the conflict, he moved to a Moscow apartment. Rumor has it that housing in the center of Moscow is not Shepelev’s property, he just rented it for a long time.

According to Dmitry, he was tired of the renovation of the 90s and wants to finally get rid of the heavy suspended ceilings and elaborate chandeliers.

Through the efforts of the Ideal Repair program in the apartment where Dmitry and his son live, the walls were repainted in gray-graphite shades. In addition to painting, plaster imitating concrete was also used as a finish.

In the room intended for rest, there is a comfortable soft sofa with many bright pillows made in ethnic style. Dmitry often works at a coffee-colored table, while Plato plays at that time.

As lighting devices, it was decided to hang fashionable German-made lamps. Bouquets of rose hips, reeds and chokeberries, placed throughout the house, added a stylish color accent to the room.

In addition to fashionable bright lighting that delimits space, designers decided not to make drastic changes in the kitchen. Here, a well-known journalist, TV presenter and part-time dad of a six-year-old child, spends most of his time cooking, working and talking with friends. The white headset remained in its original place. Shepelev bought it as soon as he entered this apartment.

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Jointly acquired house of Shepelev and Friske

Dmitry could have lived together with his son in the country house of the former common-law wife, the mother of his child - Zhanna Friske. The cost of the mansion located in the Istra district of Moscow region is estimated at 38 million rubles. But some legal difficulties arose, and then the singer’s parents opposed such a decision.

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Later, the building was put up for sale, as Jeanne's parents could not explain where the funds in the amount of 20 million rubles from the Rusfond collected for the treatment of Friske went.

Today, Dmitry Shepelev works hard to ensure a decent existence for himself and his son. In the near future, the host of the program “Actually” plans to move with Plato to his own apartments in the suburbs. While work is underway at the mansion on its arrangement, dad and son live in a rented apartment.