Ukrainian television presenter Masha Efrosinina has reunited with her serviceman husband Tymur Khromaev during a family visit to a safari park in Kyiv Oblast.
The Ukrainian media personality shared photographs from the reunion on Instagram, giving followers a rare look at her husband alongside their son, Oleksandr.

Writing on social media, Efrosinina said that in a world where people struggled to understand how to survive the chaos, catching up on sleep and disconnecting from everything had become her only working formula. She explained that three or four days away was ideal to help her stay steady for a couple of weeks afterwards, describing the weekend as hitting the jackpot because their father was home and an available cabin had been found.
The presenter added that the family spent a full day exploring the local nature reserve, taking a guided tour of the expansive grounds, feeding wolves and a camel, and visiting a fish farm to see a large sturgeon. Efrosinina noted that they also watched several television series and slept like bears, before stating that they were ready to keep holding on together with the capital city of Kyiv.

Marriage and Wartime Separation
Efrosinina and Khromaev have been married for more than 20 years. The couple has two children together, a daughter named Nana and a son named Oleksandr.
The family has experienced extended periods of separation since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, when Khromaev joined the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Because of his active military service, the couple rarely sees each other, making opportunities for family time together uncommon.
Efrosinina is widely recognized across Ukraine as a prominent television presenter and public figure who has anchored national entertainment broadcasts and led major charitable initiatives for over two decades. Kyiv Oblast, the administrative region encircling the Ukrainian capital, is home to numerous safari parks and wildlife reserves where families often travel to seek brief respites from wartime conditions.
