Talk:Natalia Rotenberg

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The couple divorced in 2013.

Natalia in 2015 created her charity foundation calls NR Foundation to support young talents in a music and sport. She organised several events and charity balls in London, France, Russia.

In 2018 Natalia met her future husband Tigran Arzakantsyan ( Armenian businessman and politician in Armenia). Then she left UK and moved to Armenia. In 2019 they have married.

2022 Natalia created Federation of Rhythmic gymnastics of Armenia for children. She organised gymnastics competition in Yerevan and now opened 5 finials schools of rhythmic gymnastics in Armenia. Rolandnayladab (talk) 19:31, 14 March 2023 (UTC)[reply]