Olga Seryabkina

Olga Seryabkina was born on Apr 12, 1985 in USSR [now Russia]. Olga Seryabkina's big-screen debut came with Samyy luchshiy den! directed by Zhora Kryzhovnikov in 2015.

Olga Yuryevna Seryabkina - also known under the stage name MOLLY - Russian singer, songwriter. Former member of the female pop group Serebro. She made her debut in 2007 at the Eurovision song contest, where she took third place with the single "Song # 1" as part of the group. She gained the main fame as a member of the Serebro group, where she worked for 13 years, from 2006 to 2019, and all this time she was the only permanent soloist of the group. Also, Seryabkina wrote most of the lyrics of the collective, including the main hits "Mama Lyuba", "Little You", "I Will Not Give You Up", "Confused" and others. In 2014, under the pseudonym Holy Molly appeared on the single "Kill Me All Night Along" DJ M.E.G. as a guest artist, and in 2015, under the same pseudonym, released her debut self-titled solo single. Having reduced her pseudonym to MOLLY, Seryabkina continued to release singles, and in 2016 introduced the first Russian-language single, "I Just Love You." In February 2019, she left Serebro, and in April of the same year she released her debut studio album "Killer Whale in the Sky". In 2017, she published the first poetic collection "Thousand" M "". Since 2016, appears in the rating of "100 Sexiest Women of Russia" by Maxim magazine, starting from the ninth line and improving its results to fifth and third places in 2017 and 2018, respectively.