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Laysan Utyasheva and Pavel Volya's son chose a name for himself · 2014-12-15 17:51

The romance between a gymnast Laysan Utyasheva and showman Pavel Volya is the most mysterious up today. First of all everybody were surprised by the news of their wedding. But the Internet spreads the news that Laysan became a mother.

The boy was named Robert. This is the name he chose himself. When parents listed names of men, he reacted to that one. Well, now, according to his friends, Laysan and Paul are already thinking about a second child. So soon Robert may get a brother or a sister.

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