Natalia Vodianova’s Found Sister Is Rumored to Be Her Daughter: All the Details

Natalia Vodianova told an incredible story to journalists not so long ago. When the model was 18 years old, her mother gave birth to another daughter, and it was Natalya who insisted on giving the newborn to a wealthy American family, since the Vodianov family had no money.

Vodianova told reporters that she remembered the first meeting with her newborn sister in an orphanage: “She grabbed my finger and grabbed it tightly. Masha was already such a fighter. And at that touching moment, I promised her that we would meet again.

Soon after, 18-year-old Natalya received a contract in Paris, and with it a significant fee. According to her, as soon as the first opportunity arose, she came to her hometown of Nizhny Novgorod to return her sister to the family, but Masha had already been adopted by then.

The top model did not give up and all these years she was looking for her sister. Masha is now called Jennifer Burns – a DNA test showed that she is really the sister of Natalia Vodianova. When the girls first called on zoom, they chatted all night.

Natalya notes that she was amazed at how much Masha looked like her mother Larisa. A month later, Jennifer flew to meet her sisters in Paris, where she saw her own mother for the first time. “Christina and Jenna are two nerds, they have a lot in common. And I never even went to college,” Vodianova explained in an interview.

This story is the subject of lively discussions on the Web, it is invaded by new rumors. Thus, information appeared that Natalia’s sister is, in fact, her daughter.

Apparently, Jennifer is very similar to scout Alexei Vasiliev, who worked with Natalia at the very beginning of her career.

They say that 18-year-old Vodianova could fall in love and give birth to a manager, but the child interfered with her career, which had just started to rise. The model’s mother couldn’t help, as she has two other daughters in her care. So Natalya allegedly decided to give the girl up for adoption.

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