Nadia Meiher

Later, she released the single "Delo ne v tele" for her solo debut.

• Name — Nadia Meiher • Birth Name — Nadiya Oleksandrivna Meikher • Alias — Nadezhda Granovskaya • Born — 10 April 1982 • Birthplace — Zbruchivka, Ukrainian SSR, Soviet Union • Origin — Kyiv, Ukraine • Genre — Russian pop • Occupation — * Singer • songwriter • actress • Years Active — 2000–present • Past Member Of — Nu Virgos (until 2011)

Meiher was born in Zbruchivka, Volochysk Raion, in what was then the Ukrainian SSR of the Soviet Union, to father Oleksandr Pavlovych Meiher and mother Halyna Anatoliyivna Shchyrba. She is Jewish and German through her paternal line and Ukrainian through her maternal line. When she was in school, her mother left to work in Italy, leaving her with her father. Her family then moved to Khmelnytskyi, where she studied music and dance. Meiher then moved to Kyiv to study English at the Borys Grinchenko Kyiv University, and also began performing in a local theatre. In 2000, while performing in a theatre in Khmelnytskyi, she was noticed by the Russian singer Valery Meladze, who introduced her to producers Konstantin Meladze and Dmytro Kostyuk, who invited her to move to Kyiv and join the Ukrainian girl group Nu Virgos.

• Illustration — Meiher performing with Nu Virgos, 2001 Nadia Meiher was a member of the original line-up of Nu Virgos, along with Alena Vinnitskaya. Their debut single "Popytka No. 5" was released in 2000 and became a huge hit, where it was eventually named as one of the 99 biggest hits of Russian pop music in the period 1991–2011. The group's first studio album, also titled Popytka No. 5, sold over 700,000 units and earned Golden certification. In April 2002, Meikher temporarily left the group due to her pregnancy. In September 2002, Meiher rejoined Nu Virgos, which now consisted of Meiher, Vinnitskaya, along with Anna Sedokova and Tatiana Naynik. Vinnitskaya and Naynik left the group shortly after, and were replaced by Vera Brezhneva. The period between January 2003 and September 2004, during which Nu Virgos consisted of Granovskaya, Sedokova and Brezhneva, has been considered "golden era" of the group. In January 2006, Meiher left Nu Virgos once again, in order to focus on her solo projects. She rejoined the group for the third time in 2009, replacing Meseda Bagaudinova, but left it once again in November 2011, due to pregnancy.

From 2006 to 2008, Meiher hosted the STB television show Neymovirni istoriyi kokhannya (Incredible Love Stories) She co-hosted the 1+1 New Year 2007 programme, along with Svetlana Loboda and Ruslana Pysanka. In 2011, Meiher hosted the STB show Neymovirna pravda pro zirok (The Incredible Truth about the Stars). She also participated in the 1+1 show Zirka + Zirka in 2006, and in Odin v odin!; the Russian version of Your Face Sounds Familiar, in 2014. Meiher was also a part of the jury on the reality show Khochu do VIA Hry (I want to join Nu Virgos) in 2013, in which was created to find new members of Nu Virgos, as well as on the talent show Spivay yak zirka (Sing like a star) in 2015. Meiher released her debut solo single, "Delo ne v tele", in May 2014. Her second single, "Tango vozvrasheniya", was released via iTunes in October the same year. She has since released two more singles, "Ostansya" (2015) and "Historia de un amor" (2016). Meiher's first collection of poems "Siyuminutnoe vlechenie" (Momentary Attraction) was published in 2009. In 2016, Meiher opened the boutique Meiher by Meiher at the Gulliver centre in Kyiv, which sells her own designs.

Meiher has three children; son Ihor (born 15 August 2002) with her then-partner Oleksandr Lishenko, who was then the Deputy of the Kyiv City Council; and daughters Anna (born 23 March 2012) and Mariya (born 17 October 2015) with Russian businessman Mikhail Urzhumtsev, whom she married in 2014.

• 2014 — "Delo ne v tele" • 2014 — "Tango vozvrascheniya" • 2015 — "Ostansya" • 2016 — "Historia de un amor"

• Title — Year — Role — Notes • Vechera na khutore bliz Dikanki — 2002 — Oksana's friend — Television film • Zolushka — 2003 — Japanese princess — Television film • Sorochinskaya yarmarka — 2004 — Paraska — Television film • Kak kazaki — 2010 — Herself — Television film • Ty menya lyubish? — 2014 — Ilona — Film

She also worked under the name Надежда Грановская. The authorities additionally record the headings Nadiya Meiher, Nadezhda Granovskaya, Nadija Hranovska, Nadezhda Meykher and Nadezhda Meykher-Granovskaya. Her recorded language was Ukrainian.

Nadia Meiher is recorded with the occupation manufacturer. Classed in the genre pop music. Classed in the genre opera. Recorded as singer, poet, writer and actor.