The only daughter of Joseph Stalin, Svetlana Alliluyeva, fled to the West, away from her father and her native country in the 60s. There, a woman called Lana Peters and raised her heiress Olga Peters so that she would become an American to the guests’ mind and did not know a word in Russian.
Now Stalin’s American granddaughter is named Chris Evans. Her mother gave birth to her at the age of 45 from the American engineer Wes Peters, who at the time of the birth of his daughter was almost 60 years old. However, already at the age of two, Chris’s father left the family, and the upbringing of the girl completely fell on the shoulders of her mother. Svetlana did her best to make the heiress perceive Russia as a foreign country – the girl learned the story of her mother and her roots only in adolescence. And at the age of 13, Chris had to return to his homeland with his parent.
In 1984, Svetlana, who remained a stranger there for many years of living in the West, returned to the USSR with her daughter. However, after six months, the family gave up trying to settle down in their homeland and returned to America. Evans still calls his experience in the country a nightmare.
Throughout his childhood, Chris had to move from one city to another after his mother. Having started an independent life, the granddaughter of Joseph Vissarionovich settled in Portland, and in 2011 she lost her mother – Stalin’s only daughter died of intestinal cancer.
Chris turned 50 this May. As the woman said in an interview with Paris Match, she received the surname Evans from her ex-husband, whom she married at the age of 16. Now the chief’s granddaughter runs an antique shop in Portland and has a non-standard appearance – a few years ago she even arranged a punk-style photo shoot. And in 2018, it became known that Chris, according to her, discovered the gift of clairvoyance after suffering breast cancer.
