Actor Stanislav Sadalsky raised the topic of Irina Tsyvina's death — the actress and widow of Yevgeny Yevstigneyev — in his blog. According to him, some circumstances surrounding the incident still raise questions for him. Tsyvina passed away on the night of April 18, 2019. She was 55 years old. The actress's body was discovered in her Moscow apartment by her son Alexander. Sadalsky wrote that shortly before Tsyvina's death, a neighbor allegedly heard noise and screams coming from the apartment. He also listed the injuries that, according to his claims, were found on the actress's body: head and back injuries, a wound on the back of the head, abrasions, and a broken rib. The information provided by the artist is his retelling of the circumstances of the case and does not, in itself, prove a criminal nature of the death. ## The Actress's Daughter Doubted the Official Version According to Sadalsky, Irina Tsyvina's daughter also did not believe that her mother's death was solely due to natural causes. She sought an additional investigation, believing that the actress might have died as a result of a crime. Sadalsky's followers supported his doubts and suggested that there might be a criminal trace in this story. However, no officially confirmed conclusions about murder have been published. The official cause of the actress's death was stated as cardiomyopathy — a disease of the heart muscle. ## The Last Years Were Difficult In the last years of her life, Tsyvina experienced several difficult events. After the death of her husband, businessman Alexander Blagonravov, legal disputes over the inheritance began. The actress's stepson claimed a portion of the deceased father's property. Tsyvina struggled with the dispute and feared losing her home. As a result of the proceedings, Blagonravov's son received one of the five apartments owned by the actress. ## Six Years with Yevstigneyev Irina Tsyvina was the last wife of the People's Artist of the USSR Yevgeny Yevstigneyev. Despite the significant age difference and numerous rumors, their marriage lasted six years — until the actor's death in 1992. Tsyvina referred to Yevstigneyev as the most important person in her life. After his passing, she continued to act in films and television series, as well as participate in television projects. Stanislav Sadalsky's publication once again drew attention to the circumstances of Irina Tsyvina's death. The injuries he listed and the doubts of relatives indeed require a cautious approach to this story; however, the official cause of the actress's death remains the same — cardiomyopathy. There is no confirmed data to assert that Tsyvina became a victim of a crime.
