Tatyana Arno, biography, news, photos!
early years
Tatyana Viktorovna Sheshukova, known to millions of viewers under the maiden name of her maternal grandmother Arno, was born on November 7, 1981 in Moscow, in the family of Viktor Stepanovich and Olga Nikolaevna Sheshukovs. 10-year-old Yulia was already growing up in the family. 
According to Tatyana, the formation of her personality was largely influenced by her father, who helped her become responsible, inquisitive and purposeful. The future presenter from childhood adored foreign languages. She went to school number 1123 with in-depth study of German. She still considers the summer in a language camp in Germany to be the best gift from her parents.
After graduating, the girl applied to the Faculty of German at the Moscow State University of Linguistics, which she successfully graduated in 2001 (specialty: "linguistics of intercultural communications"). The host is also fluent in English.
Carier start
In her third year, Tatiana found out about the casting in the television project of the popular Afisha publication and decided to test her strength. According to the girl herself, she was very worried - hundreds of people gathered to audition at Ostankino - graduates of the faculty of journalism, theater schools and girls from modeling agencies. She, who appeared at the selection with a modest ponytail and no makeup, did not expect to get a job, especially since she had neither a profile education nor any experience. 
Despite all the fears, according to the results of the casting, Sheshukova was among the main contenders for the role of the presenter, after which she was approved for the position and she began to appear in the morning program on the NTV channel.
The Rally program and other projects
The next stage in Tatyana's television career was the entertainment program of the First Channel “Raffle. She successfully passed the casting, during which the applicants were required to tell a joke and dance. 
It was then, in the summer of 2003, that the producer of the program suggested that Tatyana change her last name to a more sonorous one, since the abundance of the letters “Sh” in the name and surnames of the hosts - “Rally”, “Pelsh”, “Sheshukova”, cut the ear. Officially, Tatiana remained Sheshukova. In her own words, she likes this surname more. In memory of her grandfather, a professor of literature, who was very afraid that the Sheshukov family would end, she did not change her even after marriage.
"Raffle" lasted 9 years on the air. Tatyana Arno and her co-host Valdis Pelsh played substitutes. The heroes of the first release were actress Nina Ruslanova, whose car was crushed by a tank, and Viktor Shenderovich, who was invited to speak in front of a half-empty hall.
"Joke": Nina Ruslanova, insured event
The program had high ratings, but often faced criticism. Some viewers felt that the creators of "Raffle" were overstepping boundaries. For example, Chulpan Khamatova was recovering for about a year after filming an episode that never got on the air - she was sitting in a cafe with a friend when people in FSB uniforms with machine guns burst inside and put everyone against the wall. Some celebrities were so unhappy that they sued for the transfer, such as Sergey Zverev, Irina Saltykova and Maria Arbatova.
"Raffle". Best Moments
In parallel with the “Raffle”, Arno, together with Leonid Parfenov, hosted the program “What are our years” on Channel One (from November 2010 to August 2011), as well as the Big City project on the STS channel (from November to December 2009).
The next place of work for Tatyana Arno was the evening news show "Here and Now" on the Dozhd TV channel.
Subsequently, she, along with Alexei Venediktov and Vitaly Dymarsky, began to host the Amateurs program, dedicated to stories about the past that can be interpreted in connection with the present.
Moscow through the eyes of Tatyana Arno ("Rain")
And together with Pavel Lobkov and Sasha Filipenko, Tatyana traveled around Russia as part of the show "We go at home" and made reviews of interesting places in her homeland. In March 2016, the presenter took part in the New Life program. In the company of a plastic surgeon, stylist and architect, she transformed the appearance and housing of ordinary Russian women.
