Arichteva and her upbringing: Relaxing on skates in the living room

Veronika Arichteva at the end of last year, she finished the renovation of the house she bought, where she moved with her husband and little son, and since then she often brags on social media about how beautifully they arranged it there. The apartment is perfectly coordinated and stylish – and there are even “secret” passages through the wardrobes. Innocent shots of Luka’s son happily riding through the kitchen on a tiny bike did not meet with the understanding of her fans.

“Well, nice… Nice squealing kid… You can see that you’ve got the house and facilities to cooperate when you let him ride his bike in the new interior.” one of her followers took a dig at the actress. However, she did not let the lady’s vitriol put her off. “We’ll let it, well. It’s a home, not a museum. We live happily here, I think. Maybe also because he was able to walk around the kitchen,” she responded immediately in instastories, so that everyone else could read this verbal exchange.

Veronika defended herself, that in this case it was definitely not a barter, and mentioned the fact that they already had three scratches in the paint on the kitchen. “The howler made the scratch. I don’t understand that little kids sometimes screw things up, damn, damn,” the actress wondered with exaggeration. “The house had that charm because someone LIVED here before us. That’s why I fell in love with him. It had a patina. And this is what we are doing to him now! I’ll skate here tomorrow.” she added with undisguised irony.

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Arichteva belongs to mothers who prefer so-called respectful education to punishments, beatings and fear. “I really don’t care if some lady over there will think, and of course she will, that I’m just a horrible mother and my child is a spoiled bastard. What matters to me is what my family thinks about it, my husbandof course I get advice there or we discuss it, but otherwise I really don’t care.” she explained in a podcast focused on this type of parenting.