Dmitry Orlov and Varvara Orlova became parents on June 29 when they welcomed their first child, a son named Kirill.
Varvara posted the first photograph of Kirill on her Instagram, with the baby resting in her lap, captioning it “Mommy’s joy.” She also shared adorable behind the scenes footage of the photoshoot to her Instagram story.
By Brennin Weiswerda 2 weeks ago
Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin spent last night hanging out with his wife Nastya Ovechkina, teammate Dmitry Orlov and his wife Varvara Orlova, and former teammate Dmitrij Jaskin and his wife Nadiya.
The crew gathered together for some karaoke performances, which Nadiya documented on her Instagram. She captioned a photo of the group with “sending the boys off to Washington.”
By Brennin Weiswerda 3 weeks ago
This just in. The Orlovs are now officially parents.
On Friday, June 28, Varvara Orlova gave birth to a healthy, 19-inch baby boy. The couple has named their son Kirill Dmitrivich Orlov.
Two days after Varvara Orlova announced she is expecting the couple’s first child, the gender of the baby was revealed.
The news was revealed by Nastya Ovechkina who documented Varvara’s baby shower on her Instagram Story. The decorations show that the Orlovs will be welcoming a baby boy. At 20 weeks, Varvara’s due date should be sometime in July or August.
By Cara Bahniuk 6 months ago
In May 2015, Anastasia Kuznetsova gave birth to a baby girl, Ecenia. In August 2018, Nastya Ovechkina gave birth to a baby boy, Sergei.
Now Dmitry Orlov, the last of the Capitals’ Russian three, will soon have a son or daughter of his own.
Varvara Orlova, Dmitry’s wife, announced that she was 20 weeks pregnant on Instagram Wednesday night.
Sunday marked the Washington Capitals’ first of four days off for the NHL’s mandated Christmas break.
Caps Russians Alex Ovechkin, Evgeny Kuznetsov, and Dmitry Orlov all celebrated together with their loved ones and Russian-born Czech Dmitrij Jaskin.
Ovechkin and his wife Nastya documented the group in their Instagram Story playing charades and hanging out. They also captured the dancing. You guys, there was a lot of dancing.
The most amazing dancing came from Dmitry Orlov.
By Ian Oland 9 months ago
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to one of the greatest nights of the season. The Washington Capitals are holding their annual Halloween Party at the Russian restaurant Mari Vanna.
Technically, Halloween is this Wednesday, but since the Capitals will conclude their four-game road trip in Montreal Thursday night, they decided to hold the jamboree this evening. The team, perhaps strategically, also made Monday an off day.
This year’s costumes are awesome once again. Let’s review!
By Ian Oland 11 months ago
Sergei Ovechkin has been decked out in the best baby style, thanks to Nike. But on Tuesday, mom Nastya Ovechkina revealed that he also has the cutest Capitals themed nursery items too.
Hanging above his crib is a custom Alex Ovechkin baby mobile, featuring four different variations of The Great 8 throughout his hockey career in plush form. We spotted his Dynamo Moscow jersey, both Capitals home and away jerseys, as well as the jersey for the Russian national team.
From the sounds that baby Sergei was making in the background, we’d guess that he loves his Papa-centric mobile.
By Donya Abramo 11 months ago
Monday night, the Capitals names were etched onto the Stanley Cup, each player received a championship ring, and Alex Ovechkin was so happy he hugged Ted Leonsis.
Not to be overshadowed, the players wives recorded the celebrations, and Varvara Orlova captured the moment the wives got some bling of their own: Stanley Cup ring necklaces.
By Julia Karron 12 months ago
Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin isn’t quite ready to let the Stanley Cup out of his sight. Over the last 48-hours, since winning the championship with the Capitals Thursday, Ovechkin has celebrated in the MGM hotel lobby, partied in a Vegas nightclub, on the Caps flight back to DC, a Clarendon bar, Nationals Park, and Georgetown Waterfront.
Saturday evening was, by comparison, a much quieter affair. Ovi finally took the cup home, along with his Conn Smythe trophy, and spent the evening with his family, friends, and the other Caps Russians.
By Donya Abramo 1 year ago
