Julia Kovaleva - the winner of the first season of the show "Boys" on the TV channel "Friday". Having gone from a masculine young lady (Julia "Kachok" Kovaleva) to a beautiful feminine girl, she proved to everyone that she deserves this victory.
Biography
Julia Kovaleva was born in the city of Bor, Nizhny Novgorod region on November 24, 1991.
Her father, being a military man, dreamed of a son. He was also happy about the birth of his daughter, but he raised her in great severity.
The girl’s morning began with dousing with cold water and physical activity: jogging, push-ups, squats and pull-ups. She did not receive gifts and sweets for her victories.
Most of the toys were associated with weapons, there was practically no entertainment in Julia’s life either. This did not bother the girl - she liked being a kid.
Mom tried to instill her femininity, but nothing came of it. Only once did a girl put on a dress and heels. It was a school graduation.
Julia Kovaleva finished school with a gold medal and easily entered the Higher School of Economics. Here she relaxed a bit and did not go to graduate, however, she graduated from the university with dignity.
Career and personal life before the project
Having received the specialty “State Municipal Management” at the Faculty of Management, Julia Kovaleva got a job in Nizhny Novgorod as an assistant director of the company. She was engaged in legal documentation and tenders.
In parallel with work, she drew training and nutrition schemes for men who wanted to pump up. Thanks to this hobby of Julia, many young people have changed greatly in appearance and were able to establish their personal lives. She herself considers the standard of male attractiveness Arnold Schwarzenegger in his best years.
Also, Julia had another hobby, not very characteristic of a kid. She saved homeless cats: she found, treated, fattened and attached in good hands.
All relations of Yulia Kovaleva before the project lasted no more than a few months - it did not work out. She could not understand the reason for her unsuccessful personal life on her own. She simply believed that she was poorly versed in men.
