Борис Моисеев будет встречать Новый Год Тигра в Вечном городе Риме. Очень неординарная личность российского шоу-бизнеса Борис Моисеев принял решения встречать Новый Год не на родине, а подальше от неё. Для знаменитого исполнителя это будет первый Новый Год за последние двадцать пять лет, где он не будет работать, а будет отдыхать. Уезжает из Москвы Борис двадцать девятого декабря, а возвращается третьего января. В Риме у Моисеева будут своеобразные "римские каникулы". Как сказал сам певец и телеведущий, он даже елку не собирается наряжать, так как в столице России проведёт совсем маленький отрезок времени, хотя по традиции всегда в своём доме наряжал, как искуственные елки, так и настоящие.
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