The family lives as is customary for wealthy people — with a claim to a "beautiful life." Sofia Rotaru's closest relatives are her 55-year-old son Ruslan Evdokimenko and his wife Svetlana, her 25-year-old granddaughter Sofia, and her 32-year-old grandson Anatoly Evdokimenko. The grandson has settled in England, where his grandmother bought him an apartment: Anatoly produces electronic music, previously performed as a DJ, and now earns from music production, but lives off dividends from his grandmother. The singer's grandson studied graphic design in London. The granddaughter lives in the USA; she previously graduated from a humanities college in London and the private Parsons School of Art and Design in New York. Now she organizes exhibitions, positions herself as an art historian, and records interviews for her online channel on culture and art. Sofia Rotaru herself remains silent about her place of residence, but bloggers have figured out that she lives with her son and daughter-in-law between two countries — spending part of her time in France and part in Italy, on Sardinia. Sofia Rotaru bought a villa in a resort town in Italy many years ago and used to spend her vacations there often. She acquired property in France later and moved there from her house in the suburbs of Kyiv over three years ago — since then, she has not appeared in Ukraine. Sofia Rotaru's son and daughter-in-law have always worked in her team — handling all concert, studio, financial, and other matters. Rotaru completely trusted them. For the last 20 years, she has been singing to a backing track, as noted by her famous colleagues in the corridors: Sonya Rotaru was so skillful at performing to a playback that only professionals could notice it. Now Sofia Rotaru takes orders for performances at private closed events for wealthy Russian-speaking people abroad — she has sung in Germany, Monaco, and Italy. It is said that her fee is 50,000 euros, which comes with a ban on photo and video recording for distribution; filming is allowed only for private use. This ban appeared after a corporate event of Rotaru in Berlin circulated online a couple of years ago, where her hands trembled a bit and she did not look very fresh. In reality, Rotaru looks fine, is not seriously ill — it’s just that the audience has become accustomed to her heavily photoshopped images online, so they were surprised — even this singer is aging. Among Sofia Rotaru's chronic illnesses is long-standing asthma (she hides it, but always carries an inhaler), which is why she started singing "to a playback." Plus, she has atherosclerosis, which many people have at this age. Rotaru has always kept her "ailments" under control, and overall her well-being allows her to enjoy life — visiting expensive restaurants with her daughter-in-law, going to the movies with her granddaughter, and taking walks with her son. Her daughter-in-law and granddaughter visited both Paris Fashion Week and European theaters and boutiques this summer — from which one can conclude that they have money. It is said that the money accumulated over years of her career on stage has been transferred to accounts in foreign banks, so now she can provide a beautiful life for her family. Sometimes she even manages to take on extra work.