Stas Mikhaylov Biography: Wife, Age, Children, Net Worth, Songs, Albums, Career, Awards

Stanislav Vladimirovich Mikhaylov, known to audiences as Stas Mikhaylov, is a Russian singer and songwriter whose deep, resonant voice and heartfelt lyrics have made him one of the most prominent figures in contemporary Russian chanson and pop music.

Emerging onto the Moscow scene in the early 1990s, he achieved nationwide recognition in the late 2000s with signature ballads such as “Dlya tebya” and “Nu vot i vsyo,” which dominated radio charts and solidified his reputation as a leading male vocalist.

Profile

• Full name: Stanislav Vladimirovich Mikhaylov
• Date of birth: 27 April 1969
• Age: 56 years old
• Gender: Male
• Place of birth: Sochi, Soviet Union
• State of origin: Krasnodar Krai, Russia
• Nationality: Russian
• Profession: Singer, songwriter
• Height: 178 cm
• Weight: 87 kg
• Eye color: Brown
• Hair color: Black
• Parents: Vladimir Mikhaylov (father); Lyudmila Mikhaylova (mother)
• Siblings: Older brother Valeriy Mikhaylov (deceased in 1990 helicopter crash)
• Spouse: Inna Mikhaylova (née Ponomaryova; married 12 August 2011)
• Children: Six – son Nikita (2001) and daughter Darya (2005) from previous marriages; son Andrey (1993) and daughter Eva (1999) from Inna’s previous marriage; and common daughters Ivanna (2009) and Maria (2012)
• Relationship status: Married
• Religion: Devout Russian Orthodox Christian
• Ethnicity: Russian
• Net worth: $20 million

Early Life and education

Stanislav Vladimirovich Mikhaylov (56 years old) was born on 27 April 1969 in Sochi, to Vladimir Mikhaylov, an airline pilot from Shamakhi, Azerbaijan, and his wife Lyudmila, a nurse by profession.

He grew up alongside his older brother Valeriy, who tragically died in a helicopter crash in July 1990.

After finishing secondary school, he briefly enrolled at the Minsk Civil Aviation College but left after seven months to return home and focus on his burgeoning musical interests.

Personal Life

Stas Mikhaylov’s personal life is limited beyond his family details.

He married Inna Ponomaryova, a former wife of footballer Andrei Kanchelskis, on 12 August 2011, and they have two daughters together, Ivanna and Maria, while also co-parenting four older children from their previous unions.

He is a practicing Russian Orthodox Christian who has spoken of sleeping with a cross and regarding Russia as “the last bastion of Christianity”.

Career

Stas Mikhaylov began performing in local Sochi venues before relocating to Moscow in 1992 to pursue music professionally.

Over the following decade, he built a dedicated following in the Russian chanson circuit, releasing his debut album Свеча (Candle) in 1997.

His breakthrough came with the mid-2000s surge in popularity of singles like “Dlya tebya” and “Nu vot i vsyo,” which topped national airplay charts.

Between 1997 and 2014, he released a succession of studio albums—Свеча (1997), Посвящение (2002), Позывные на любовь (2004), К тебе иду (2005), Берега мечты (2006), Небеса (2007), Жизнь-река (2008), Живой (2010), Только ты (2011), Джокер (2013) and 1000 Шагов (2014)—each supported by extensive tours across Russia and the CIS.

In recognition of his contributions to the nation’s musical heritage, he was named Meritorious Artist of the Russian Federation in 2010 and awarded the title People’s Artist of Russia in 2022.

Awards

• Meritorious Artist of the Russian Federation (2010)
• People’s Artist of Russia (2022)
• Russian National Music Award, laureate

Net worth

Stas Mikhaylov net worth is estimated $20 million, driven by record sales, concert tours, and high-profile endorsements.

Social Media

• Instagram: @stas_mihailoff
• YouTube: Стас Михайлов

Discography

• Свеча (Candle) (1997)
• Посвящение (Dedication) (2002)
• Позывные на любовь (Call-sign to the Love) (2004)
• К тебе иду (I’m Coming To You) (2005)
• Берега мечты (Coasts of the Dream) (2006)
• Небеса (Heaven) (2007)
• Жизнь-река (Life-river) (2008)
• Живой (Alive) (2010)
• Только ты (Only You) (2011)
• Джокер (Joker) (2013)
• 1000 Шагов (1000 Steps) (2014)