Natalia Nikolaevna Moseychuk is a journalist.
Place of Birth, Education
She was born on May 30, 1973 in the city of Tejen, Turkmen Soviet Socialist Republic (SSR) in a military family.
In 1995, she graduated from the Zhytomyr Pedagogical Institute, graduating from the Faculty of Foreign Languages.
Career
In 1993, Moseychuk began her career as a journalist and TV presenter on Zhytomyr regional television. In 1997, she became the host of the information and entertainment program “Morning Review” on the Inter TV channel.
Since 1998, she worked as a news anchor on the Yutar TV channel, and since 1999 she moved to the Express-Inform TV company, where she also hosted news. In 2003, she joined the information service of Channel 5, where she not only worked as a presenter, but also created the author’s program “VIP Woman”.
In August 2006, she joined the team of the 1+1 TV channel as a presenter of the Television News Service. In addition, she was the author and host of the program “Hidden Life”, which talked about public and hidden aspects of the lives of famous politicians.
Moseychuk, together with Lydia Taran, worked as a host of the main episodes of TSN on the 1+1 TV channel.
In 2016, she began hosting the political talk show “The Right to Power” on the same channel.
During 2017, she curated the Ukrainian version of the Global Teacher Prize and launched a special nomination called “Choice with the Heart”. The purpose of the nomination is to find teachers who are ready to devote their time, energy and knowledge to teaching children who are undergoing treatment in medical institutions.
In 2022, together with the Right to Power team, she launched her own channel on the YouTube platform.
Awards
In 2006, she became a laureate of the All-Ukrainian Award “Woman of the III Millennium” in the nomination “Rating”.
During 2013, she received the “Teletriumph” award in the nomination “Presenter/presenter of an information program”, and in 2018 she was again awarded the same award in the same nomination.
On the Independence Day of Ukraine, August 24, 2022, by decree of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, she was awarded the Order of Princess Olga, III degree.
Marital Status
Married.
He has two sons – Matthew and Anton.
