According to Stasia Rovinsky, Snezhana Yegorova played a lot in public, but at home everything was different. Their relationship soured long before the start of the war..

In an interview with Alina Dorotyuk, the presenter admitted that she and her mother blocked each other in all social networks..

However, when Stasya saw Yegorova’s posts about Bucha and the fact that all the corpses of Ukrainians are fake, she could not stand it:.

" I just screamed, she pretended not to understand what was happening. \? You are alive, everything is fine with you? Well, that's all" I had desolation. But after that I have no illusions about this,"

Rovinskaya admitted that her mother could be paid for all these pro-Russian statements:.

" I know this person, yes, she is inadequate, but she has never been so... Either she is paid money for this, or... Well, what happened to her. It's hard for me to explain. A man has lived in Ukraine for so long, he is just lying. When a person frankly lies, I know that he never thought so, but then he suddenly started and lies publicly. And you understand that this is your mother, whatever she may be. There was some hope that I would call her and she would somehow come to her senses,"

Stasya remembered that when Russian troops invaded Ukraine on a full scale, she wrote to her mother. Then Rovinskaya with young children was in a bomb shelter. And her mother's answer shocked her:.

" We were in the basement and my son was crying, sleeping on the floor. I sent her a video, I say: “We are now sitting in the basement, what are you saying that they are shooting at military facilities.

There's shooting everywhere." Then she answered something like: " What now, sit down. It was she who answered this to her relatives,"

Rovinskaya added that it became obvious to her that Egorova was ready to do anything to be talked about.. " She has some kind of megalomania,"

According to Stasia, it is very disappointing for Egorova when they write about her in the media as an ex-leader, and also that it is very important for her to be talked about..