Actor and TV presenter Yuri Nikolaev died at the age of 76. Nikolai Tsiskaridze reported this on his Telegram channel.
“Most recently, on the air of “Tonight” (programs on Channel One - Kholod’s note) together we celebrated the professional anniversary of a man who lit up so many stars... And now the news has just come that he is gone... How sad! Let’s remember together... Blessed memory,” Tsiskaridze’s post says.
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RIA Novosti writes that on November 4, Nikolaev became ill while he was at home. The REN TV channel reported , citing an unnamed source, that the TV presenter was hospitalized in intensive care in Moscow. The channel's source added that Nikolaev had been struggling with a serious illness for a long time. According to the telegram channels Baza and Mash , it was about a lung disease. Izvestia claimed , citing an anonymous source, that Nikolaev was struggling with cancer.
TASS later reported that Nikolaev's death was confirmed by his family. The cause of death has not been announced.
Nikolaev became known as the host of the television programs “Morning Star”, “Morning Mail”, “Property of the Republic”, “Dancing on Ice”, “Dancing with the Stars”, “Blue Light”, “Song of the Year” and “Good Night, Kids!”. He was born in Chisinau, graduated from the acting department of GITIS, after which he worked at the theater. Pushkin, and in 1973 began his career in television.
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Nikolaev also took part in the election tour in support of Boris Yeltsin. After the start of the war in Ukraine, the TV presenter spoke out in support of Russia and criticized the artists who left the country, proposing to deprive them of the opportunity to return back.
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