Andy Kusnetzoff He is one of the most recognized figures in the entertainment scene, thanks to his extensive career, both on radio and television. However, beyond the public exposure that the presenter of “PH, Podemos Hablar” has due to his work, the radio host is not very adept at showing his intimate life and prefers to keep it away from the media spotlight, especially in the media. related to his family made up of his wife Florencia Suárez and his two children, Helena and León.
Just as the producer chose a low profile in his private life, something similar happens to some of his family members, especially with his brother Diego Kusnetzoff, who rarely appears in front of cameras. Unlike Andy Kusnetzoff and from his father Juan Carlos, who was a renowned psychiatrist and clinical sexologist, the man chose a path totally different from theirs.
The brother of Andy Kusnetzoff He is a gynecologist, graduated from the UBA (University of Buenos Aires) and has a master’s degree in business administration (University of Belgrano), a field in which he dedicates himself. He also completed a postgraduate degree in administration at the Harvard Business School (Harvard University). After working for several years as a business manager and marketing director, the journalist’s relative is currently the president of Radio Victoria TCL Chile, a Chilean company that operates in the electronics and electronics market, and offers the latest technology products. .
Andy Kusnetzoff’s tough moment
The father of Andy Kusnetzoff, Juan Carlos Kusnetzoff, died at the age of 87 and the radio host dedicated an emotional post to him on his social networks. The psychiatrist was not only recognized for his profession, but also for his columns on his son’s radio program “Perros de la calle”, where he was called “Dr. “K.” The Telefe host began his moving publication to say goodbye to his mother like this: “It is never as dark as before dawn…. Your go-to quote,” he wrote. And he added: “This moment is the darkest. I have to say goodbye to you. How different the rational thing is, thinking that you were 87, that you went through many battles, from the emotional thing. Thinking that I will never see you again is heartbreaking. Your voice is the one I heard all my life. You inspired me and guided me. Your affection and affection, your little materialism, your vocation to study and teach. I could never live up to your academic studies, but we were able to share the desire to communicate.”
The journalist continued with his message and expressed: “23 years of radio and columns. Since I was a child, hearing: ‘Is your dad the sexologist?’ Always proud of who you are. Ahead of your time. Talking about the topics that were taboo. Intelligent, cultured. warm and wise. What’s coming is going to be difficult for me. But you will always be there: in the talks, in the tangos, in my children.” The “PH” presenter concluded: “Thank you for everything you gave me. Love, humor, empathy. I will miss you. I greet you as you have greeted me since I was little: ‘good night baby, good night dad. Rest my little son, rest dad.’”
