One of the most famous people in St. Petersburg Roxana Shatunovskaya there were no problems. Great job, influence in the city, friendship with influential people. But everything was crossed out by her little-known artist-husband with one post about the tragedy in Moscow’s Crocus City Hall.

What the artist Konashenok said

— Why Crocus and not the Kremlin? Confused? — posted Nikolay Konashenok, until that moment an artist-decorator-carpenter unknown to anyone. Now all this has been deleted, and the scumbag’s social networks are closed.

“Hot on the heels” it turned out that Konashenko’s wife is Roxana Shatunovskaya, who recently entered the top 50 most famous people in St. Petersburg. She spent thirteen years in charge of the city’s vibrant landmark, New Holland Island, built in 1719 for shipbuilders. It was under her that this historical place acquired the legal form of an autonomous non-profit organization, was filled with fashionable cafes and became popular among young people. But because of her husband’s words, everything went wrong. A sea of ​​negativity hit the New Holland social network, and the headmistress herself had to urgently resign.

— The leadership of “New Holland” has always adhered to universal human values, and by mutual agreement we came to the decision that I can no longer hold my position due to the fact that a member of my family allowed himself monstrous statements incompatible with humanity. I want to clarify that my husband has never worked at New Holland and has nothing to do with it. Personally, I do not support and condemn what my husband said, with all my heart I sympathize with the victims of the terrorist attack, but I remain with my family. Therefore, I am leaving my post and leaving the project, –wrote Roxana Shatunovskaya on Instagram, and then closed the page. The social networks of “New Holland” posted a mourning post and disabled comments.

Roxana’s husband Nikolai Konashenok tried to escape to Armenia, but was detained by police at Pulkovo airport. He will be checked for publishing extremist posts. There is a video filmed in the department where he apologizes and repents.

— My words were perceived by a wide audience as supporting terrorism. I offer my deepest apologies to everyone. I don’t support terrorism. A monstrous crime has been committed that we all mourn. Once again I offer my most sincere apologies to everyone, the detainee said to the camera.

How the Shatunovskaya family lives

Nikolai Konashenko has an individual entrepreneur in the field of carpentry and carpentry. His contacts are listed as the main ones for the furniture studio. Previously, Konashenok was a journalist at Sobaka, as well as at Kommersant and Afisha.

Nikolay Konashenok

Although this is not displayed on the government procurement portal, Konashenok is a government contractor. He himself boasted that he participated in the renovation project of the library of St. Petersburg classical gymnasium No. 610.

Konashenok is also involved in the beer business. Once upon a time he published an advertisement for the hiring of waiters in a new Brussels brasserie, and is now listed as an investor in a company that bottles intoxicating drink in one of the historic houses on Podrezova Street.

Nikolai Konashenok is from an intelligent family. His mother works as the chief PR person at the Lev Lurie House of Culture. My father studied hydrometeorology and wrote a book about Mars and Venus. By the way, Konashenok also set up his parents. His mothers write nasty things in the comments. She has already closed some of her social networks by posting a black avatar.

Roxana Shatunovskaya

Konashenko’s wife, Roxana Shatunovskaya, is from a more well-born family by Soviet standards. For her, three cities are home: Dushanbe, Moscow and St. Petersburg. Her father is the famous Soviet writer Mark Shatunovsky. Her mother, Nargis Sakhibova, became famous when she opened the first mono-brand Laroche boutique in Russia (*aggressor country). All family members were listed in the nineties and zeros as employees of the French publishing house Hachette Filippacchi Press, which published L’Officiel and Elle magazines in Russia (*aggressor country). Roxanne was actually the fashion editor there.

Konashenok and Shatunovskaya live here

Roxana Shatunovskaya and Nikolai Konashenok occupy three rubles in the Tapiola business class residential complex on the Obvodny Canal embankment in the territory of a new landscaped quarter. Price 30 million rubles.

The couple also inherited other real estate from their parents. A five-room apartment in a restored apartment building in San Galli near Vosstaniya Square, one hundred meters from the Neva. This is the very center of St. Petersburg. The cost of such an asset is about 40 million rubles. And also apartments worth up to 40 million rubles in a constructivist house near the Moscow River near the Novodevichy Convent in the capital’s prestigious Khamovniki district.