After discovering her adoptive son’s dating profile online, a mother who married him ended their relationship… When Aisylu Chizhevskaya Mingalim, a 55-year-old singing teacher, married her 22-year-old adopted son Daniil Chizhevsky seven months ago, it shocked her family.
After the ceremony, the two, who were from the Russian Tatarstan Republic, encountered intense criticism, but they still intended to escape together to Moscow.
However, Aisylu, who is devastated, has now disclosed that they split up after a year of marriage.. Upon discovering Daniil arranging dates on a dating app, the mother is forced to sue for divorce.
Local media was told by Aisylu, “I was embarrassed to admit it.”
According to local media, she met Daniil when he was barely 13 years old at an orphanage where she taught singing lessons, and she later adopted him.
“Our partnership is ideal. We are not able to survive apart. We are in sync with one other,” she remarked. However, Aisylu disclosed that her relationship with her family had been ruined by their strange marriage.
Aisylu replied, “Now neither Dad nor Uncle Renat, who used to understand me, are there anymore.”And those who stayed turned aside because they thought the dirt would rub off.”
“Even though they attended our wedding and afterwards discussed it on TV shows,” she continued. “TV enjoyed our tale, and we didn’t turn anyone away to demonstrate that we are open and honest about everything—we have no dark secrets—and that everything is done for artistic purposes.
“I am a teacher, Daniil is a student.”
Locals in their more traditional Kazan village had turned against the couple, so they moved to Moscow, the capital of Russia. Daniil has reportedly not commented on the split, according to local media. Aisylu responded, “Daniil is truly talented, I’m telling you this as an experienced musician.”
After the wedding became public in Russian media and her five other children—four girls and one boy—were taken away by the authorities, she became a global media sensation.
Aisylu, however, objected to the change, claiming that some people had been returned to care facilities and others had been reunited with family. Aisylu reportedly has a biological son from a previous marriage, however, no other information has been revealed.
According to local media, Aisylu met orphans while working on a film project for a Tatarstan TV station, which led her to start adopting kids.
After being married, she intended to leave Tatarstan with her new husband and bring her adoptive children back to Moscow, “where they can live freely.”
