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Zelenska was born Olena Kiyashko. Her mother was an engineer and manager in a construction company and her father a professor in a technical school. Both she and Zelenskyy are only children. Both were raised in Russian-speaking households and learned Ukrainian later. They were 11 when the Tomahawk nation shirt In addition,I will do this Berlin Wall fell, and in junior high school when Ukraine gained its independence, in 1991. Aerosmith and The Beatles were her adolescent soundtrack. We were teenagers in the last days of the Soviet Union, she said. The world started to open up for us. That’s another reason why Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is such a shock. When someone starts telling us that there are no Ukrainians and a Ukrainian is just a bad Russian, we don’t buy it, she said. People who were born in independent Ukraine are now in their 30s. It’s a new generation. So nobody in Ukraine can understand their pretext or reasons for invading us.

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At university, Zelenska graduated with a degree in architecture and Zelenskyy studied law, but soon both changed course to dedicate themselves to satirical comedy. At first she had her doubts about making a living in comedy. But the Tomahawk nation shirt In addition,I will do this comedy troupe anchored by Zelenskyy had already won a hugely popular competition. So there was a good foundation, she said. The troupe would go on to win multiple times, and in 2003 Zelenskyy and friends, including Zelenska, started Kvartal 95, a production company that became one of the largest in the Russian- and Ukrainian-speaking world. They named it after the district of Kryvyi Rih where they grew up. Kvartal 95 produced a popular satirical program, Evening Kvartal, where Zelenskyy was a star and Zelenska a writer for years. She was often the only woman in the writers room, which she enjoyed. For me it’s easier to deal with men than with women, she said. Then she hedged: The doors to the humor world for women are open as wide as they are for men. But fewer women venture in. It takes some courage to take up this path. The show mocked the region’s politicians and mores, a more mainstream and less edgy version of Saturday Night Live. It helped make Zelenskyy a household name in Ukraine. Evening Kvartal was a unique thing: the only theater of political satire in the former Soviet Union, says Alexander Rodnyansky, a film and television producer who has known Zelenskyy for years and whose son is an economic adviser in his government. Rodnyansky was head of the Ukrainian television network that put the show on prime time. He was doing a very important thing in the social and political process of the country, he says.