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- Aisylu Chizhevskaya Mingalim (54) and her 31-year-younger adopted son Daniel Chizhevsky married last year, which led to them being ostracized from their hometown of Kazan in Russia.
- The marriage made big headlines and shocked the traditional local community.
- The couple has now moved to Moscow and both work in music.
- Mingalim dreams of being able to return to Kazan one day.
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Last year, Aisylu Chizhevskaya Mingalim (54) was chased from her hometown of Kazan in the Russian state of Tatarstan.
The reason was that Mingalim married the 31 years younger adopted son Daniel Chizhevsky.
RABALDER: Aisylu Chizhevskaya Mingalim and Daniel Chizhevsky pose shortly after the wedding. Photo: Newsflash
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– Nobody understands us
Eight years earlier, Mingalim, who is a singing teacher, had adopted him from the orphanage where she taught.
On 20 October last year, they gave each other their yes, according to the major Russian newspaper Lenta.
“20. October 2023 we became a family and I have no regrets. No one understands us, but I believe that everything will come true,” wrote Daniel Chizhevsky (23) in a post on Instagram.
He posted this video from the ceremony:
Big headlines
The marriage sent shock waves through the very traditional local community of Kazan, and made big headlines around the world.
It all ended with Mingalim having to go out and defend the controversial marriage:
– It is both legal and mutual, she claimed.
And further:
– Our relationship is perfect. We cannot live without each other. We are on the same wavelength.
Made a shocking discovery in the nostrils
– Open and honest
The couple has appeared in a number of TV programs to talk about – and defend – the very special marriage.
– The TV reporters liked our story, and we were open and honest. We had no secrets, says Mingalim to the news agency Newsflash.
– Was embarrassed
After being expelled from Kazan, the newly married couple moved to Moscow.
The two have built a new life in the Russian capital. She still works as a singing teacher, and he works as a singer.
Mingalim admits that the relationship is sometimes very turbulent – but that they always find their way back to each other.
– We are good. There have been some ups and downs, but everything has worked out. Anything can happen between a married couple. There are ups and downs, and reconciliations. This is called a life, she says to the Russian website 116.ru.
Baby suffered a cardiac arrest in Legoland – died
None left
Mingalim tells Newsflash that she dreams of being able to return home to Kazan.
Until then, the dream will last.
– Neither my father nor my uncle, who used to understand me, are there anymore. Those who remain are afraid that my filth will rub off on them. Everyone has turned against me, she says.
