Because she was pregnant, Renata Lusin dropped out as a professional dancer on “Let’s Dance” this year. Now the couple confirms the sad news: the Lusins have suffered a miscarriage.
In the first live show of “Let’s Dance”, Renata Lusin herself shared the good news with the audience: she and her husband Valentin Lusin, also a professional dancer on the show, are becoming parents. Now, a few weeks later, Renata has suffered a miscarriage. She confirms this on RTL.
“Let’s Dance”: Valentin Lusin and Renata Lusin lost their baby
“Yes, unfortunately it’s true. The baby didn’t develop. I can’t even say how I feel right now. I have to process the whole thing first. But I’m trying to stay strong,” says the dancer who is the show could win in the past.
The 35-year-old native of Russia had been scheduled as a dancer for the 16th season of the successful show, but had to cancel at short notice. Her doctor had prescribed rest and relaxation for her – that didn’t go with everyday life as a professional dancer on TV, who has to teach her prominent partner the difficult choreographies in a very short time. And so Lusin told production within the first trimester. Most miscarriages that expectant mothers suffer during this period.
Valentin Lusin dances with Boris Becker’s daughter Anna Ermakova
Her husband Valentin dances on the show with Boris Becker’s daughter Anna Ermakova. Next Friday the two will bring the Slowfox onto the floor together. Ermakova received a lot of praise in the first shows, even the meanest of the judges, Joachim Llambi, was impressed by the celebrity’s daughter.
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