Kseniya Novikova
Also known as Ксения Новикова
Biography
About Kseniya Novikova
Kseniya Novikova, born May 17, 1980, in Moscow, Russia, is a Russian glamour model and former singer of the girl group Blestyashchie (The Brilliants). She joined the group in 1999, replacing Polina Iodis, and contributed lyrics to their hit single "A ya vse letala" (And I was still flying) released in 2002. Her film career began in 2004 with an uncredited cameo in the Russian blockbuster Night Watch. Kseniya's first name is often shortened to Ksyusha, a common diminutive in Russian. While her birthday is sometimes reported as May 19, most sources, including the official Blestyashchie website, confirm May 17.
At age five, Kseniya started singing in the youth group Klass. She enjoys swimming, yoga, and roller-skating, and is said to prepare excellent Italian dishes, even thinking of opening her own restaurant someday. A 2008 hidden-camera video from a club dressing room revealed a side of her that contrasts with her tender on-screen presence, showing profanity and obscenity.
Standing 5'8" with blonde hair and green eyes, Kseniya has a slim build and natural C-cup breasts. She is Russian, of Caucasian ethnicity. As of June 2026, her Instagram follower count was 194k. Now 46 years old, she remains a recognizable figure in Russian pop culture.
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Profile details
Personal
- Birthplace
- Moscow, Russian Federation
- Ethnicity
- Caucasian
Body
- Hair Color
- Blonde
- Eye Color
- Green
- Weight
- 123 lbs (or 56 kg)
- Bra/Cup Size
- C
- Boobs
- Real/Natural
Extra
- Instagram Followers
- 194k (as of June 2026)
Frequently asked
How did Kseniya's music career start?
She began singing at age five in the youth group Klass, then joined Blestyashchie in 1999.
What is the origin of her stage name?
Kseniya is often called Ksyusha, a common Russian diminutive of her first name.
What was her first film role?
She had an uncredited cameo in the 2004 blockbuster Night Watch, playing a singer in a girl group.
Did you know
- Kseniya wrote lyrics for Blestyashchie's 2002 hit "A ya vse letala".
- She replaced Polina Iodis in Blestyashchie in 1999.
- A 2008 hidden-camera video from a club dressing room captured her using profanity, contrasting with her public image.
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