Actress Nastia Liukin HD Photos and Wallpapers January 2025

There’s a level of guilt that creeps over me even just thinking about being excited about something when hundreds of thousands of people’s lives have changed forever overnight. And while I continue to do everything I possibly can to support this city – one that has always held a special place in my heart, one that has become home for now – it still doesn’t feel “right” to celebrate anything, to think about anything beyond doing the work that needs to be done in our communities here in LA. Each day is an emotional roller coaster. And the reality is, we’re living in uncharted territory. It’s hard to know which emotions are “right” and “wrong.” I’ve received a few messages from coaches and girls who have lost their gyms in the fires. For so many, like me, the gym WAS my home. To lose that sacred space (and in some cases in addition to your home) is unfathomable. I’m committed to helping these athletes get those sacred spaces back. We are a little over a month away from the 16th annual #NastiaCup, and I have to say, it’s a bright spot in the future for me. Something to look forward to. When I think about these athletes, what this sport means to them, and their excitement to participate in the #NastiaCup, it brings me so much joy. And I think that’s something we could all use a bit of right now: little moments of joy 💞

There’s a level of guilt that creeps over me even just thinking about being excited about something when hundreds of thousands of people’s lives have changed forever overnight. And while I continue to do everything I possibly can to support this city – one that has always held a special place in my heart, one that has become home for now – it still doesn’t feel “right” to celebrate anything, to think about anything beyond doing the work that needs to be done in our communities here in LA. Each day is an emotional roller coaster. And the reality is, we’re living in uncharted territory. It’s hard to know which emotions are “right” and “wrong.” I’ve received a few messages from coaches and girls who have lost their gyms in the fires. For so many, like me, the gym WAS my home. To lose that sacred space (and in some cases in addition to your home) is unfathomable. I’m committed to helping these athletes get those sacred spaces back. We are a little over a month away from the 16th annual #NastiaCup, and I have to say, it’s a bright spot in the future for me. Something to look forward to. When I think about these athletes, what this sport means to them, and their excitement to participate in the #NastiaCup, it brings me so much joy. And I think that’s something we could all use a bit of right now: little moments of joy 💞

There’s a level of guilt that creeps over me even just thinking about being excited about something when hundreds of thousands of people’s lives have changed forever overnight. And while I continue to do everything I possibly can to support this city – one that has always held a special place in my heart, one that has become home for now – it still doesn’t feel “right” to celebrate anything, to think about anything beyond doing the work that needs to be done in our communities here in LA. Each day is an emotional roller coaster. And the reality is, we’re living in uncharted territory. It’s hard to know which emotions are “right” and “wrong.” I’ve received a few messages from coaches and girls who have lost their gyms in the fires. For so many, like me, the gym WAS my home. To lose that sacred space (and in some cases in addition to your home) is unfathomable. I’m committed to helping these athletes get those sacred spaces back. We are a little over a month away from the 16th annual #NastiaCup, and I have to say, it’s a bright spot in the future for me. Something to look forward to. When I think about these athletes, what this sport means to them, and their excitement to participate in the #NastiaCup, it brings me so much joy. And I think that’s something we could all use a bit of right now: little moments of joy 💞

There’s a level of guilt that creeps over me even just thinking about being excited about something when hundreds of thousands of people’s lives have changed forever overnight. And while I continue to do everything I possibly can to support this city – one that has always held a special place in my heart, one that has become home for now – it still doesn’t feel “right” to celebrate anything, to think about anything beyond doing the work that needs to be done in our communities here in LA. Each day is an emotional roller coaster. And the reality is, we’re living in uncharted territory. It’s hard to know which emotions are “right” and “wrong.” I’ve received a few messages from coaches and girls who have lost their gyms in the fires. For so many, like me, the gym WAS my home. To lose that sacred space (and in some cases in addition to your home) is unfathomable. I’m committed to helping these athletes get those sacred spaces back. We are a little over a month away from the 16th annual #NastiaCup, and I have to say, it’s a bright spot in the future for me. Something to look forward to. When I think about these athletes, what this sport means to them, and their excitement to participate in the #NastiaCup, it brings me so much joy. And I think that’s something we could all use a bit of right now: little moments of joy 💞

There’s a level of guilt that creeps over me even just thinking about being excited about something when hundreds of thousands of people’s lives have changed forever overnight. And while I continue to do everything I possibly can to support this city – one that has always held a special place in my heart, one that has become home for now – it still doesn’t feel “right” to celebrate anything, to think about anything beyond doing the work that needs to be done in our communities here in LA. Each day is an emotional roller coaster. And the reality is, we’re living in uncharted territory. It’s hard to know which emotions are “right” and “wrong.” I’ve received a few messages from coaches and girls who have lost their gyms in the fires. For so many, like me, the gym WAS my home. To lose that sacred space (and in some cases in addition to your home) is unfathomable. I’m committed to helping these athletes get those sacred spaces back. We are a little over a month away from the 16th annual #NastiaCup, and I have to say, it’s a bright spot in the future for me. Something to look forward to. When I think about these athletes, what this sport means to them, and their excitement to participate in the #NastiaCup, it brings me so much joy. And I think that’s something we could all use a bit of right now: little moments of joy 💞

There’s a level of guilt that creeps over me even just thinking about being excited about something when hundreds of thousands of people’s lives have changed forever overnight. And while I continue to do everything I possibly can to support this city – one that has always held a special place in my heart, one that has become home for now – it still doesn’t feel “right” to celebrate anything, to think about anything beyond doing the work that needs to be done in our communities here in LA. Each day is an emotional roller coaster. And the reality is, we’re living in uncharted territory. It’s hard to know which emotions are “right” and “wrong.” I’ve received a few messages from coaches and girls who have lost their gyms in the fires. For so many, like me, the gym WAS my home. To lose that sacred space (and in some cases in addition to your home) is unfathomable. I’m committed to helping these athletes get those sacred spaces back. We are a little over a month away from the 16th annual #NastiaCup, and I have to say, it’s a bright spot in the future for me. Something to look forward to. When I think about these athletes, what this sport means to them, and their excitement to participate in the #NastiaCup, it brings me so much joy. And I think that’s something we could all use a bit of right now: little moments of joy 💞

There’s a level of guilt that creeps over me even just thinking about being excited about something when hundreds of thousands of people’s lives have changed forever overnight. And while I continue to do everything I possibly can to support this city – one that has always held a special place in my heart, one that has become home for now – it still doesn’t feel “right” to celebrate anything, to think about anything beyond doing the work that needs to be done in our communities here in LA. Each day is an emotional roller coaster. And the reality is, we’re living in uncharted territory. It’s hard to know which emotions are “right” and “wrong.” I’ve received a few messages from coaches and girls who have lost their gyms in the fires. For so many, like me, the gym WAS my home. To lose that sacred space (and in some cases in addition to your home) is unfathomable. I’m committed to helping these athletes get those sacred spaces back. We are a little over a month away from the 16th annual #NastiaCup, and I have to say, it’s a bright spot in the future for me. Something to look forward to. When I think about these athletes, what this sport means to them, and their excitement to participate in the #NastiaCup, it brings me so much joy. And I think that’s something we could all use a bit of right now: little moments of joy 💞

There’s a level of guilt that creeps over me even just thinking about being excited about something when hundreds of thousands of people’s lives have changed forever overnight. And while I continue to do everything I possibly can to support this city – one that has always held a special place in my heart, one that has become home for now – it still doesn’t feel “right” to celebrate anything, to think about anything beyond doing the work that needs to be done in our communities here in LA. Each day is an emotional roller coaster. And the reality is, we’re living in uncharted territory. It’s hard to know which emotions are “right” and “wrong.” I’ve received a few messages from coaches and girls who have lost their gyms in the fires. For so many, like me, the gym WAS my home. To lose that sacred space (and in some cases in addition to your home) is unfathomable. I’m committed to helping these athletes get those sacred spaces back. We are a little over a month away from the 16th annual #NastiaCup, and I have to say, it’s a bright spot in the future for me. Something to look forward to. When I think about these athletes, what this sport means to them, and their excitement to participate in the #NastiaCup, it brings me so much joy. And I think that’s something we could all use a bit of right now: little moments of joy 💞

There’s a level of guilt that creeps over me even just thinking about being excited about something when hundreds of thousands of people’s lives have changed forever overnight. And while I continue to do everything I possibly can to support this city – one that has always held a special place in my heart, one that has become home for now – it still doesn’t feel “right” to celebrate anything, to think about anything beyond doing the work that needs to be done in our communities here in LA. Each day is an emotional roller coaster. And the reality is, we’re living in uncharted territory. It’s hard to know which emotions are “right” and “wrong.” I’ve received a few messages from coaches and girls who have lost their gyms in the fires. For so many, like me, the gym WAS my home. To lose that sacred space (and in some cases in addition to your home) is unfathomable. I’m committed to helping these athletes get those sacred spaces back. We are a little over a month away from the 16th annual #NastiaCup, and I have to say, it’s a bright spot in the future for me. Something to look forward to. When I think about these athletes, what this sport means to them, and their excitement to participate in the #NastiaCup, it brings me so much joy. And I think that’s something we could all use a bit of right now: little moments of joy 💞

There’s a level of guilt that creeps over me even just thinking about being excited about something when hundreds of thousands of people’s lives have changed forever overnight. And while I continue to do everything I possibly can to support this city – one that has always held a special place in my heart, one that has become home for now – it still doesn’t feel “right” to celebrate anything, to think about anything beyond doing the work that needs to be done in our communities here in LA. Each day is an emotional roller coaster. And the reality is, we’re living in uncharted territory. It’s hard to know which emotions are “right” and “wrong.” I’ve received a few messages from coaches and girls who have lost their gyms in the fires. For so many, like me, the gym WAS my home. To lose that sacred space (and in some cases in addition to your home) is unfathomable. I’m committed to helping these athletes get those sacred spaces back. We are a little over a month away from the 16th annual #NastiaCup, and I have to say, it’s a bright spot in the future for me. Something to look forward to. When I think about these athletes, what this sport means to them, and their excitement to participate in the #NastiaCup, it brings me so much joy. And I think that’s something we could all use a bit of right now: little moments of joy 💞

It’s hard to find the words to share what this week has felt like watching this devastation unfold in front of your own eyes. Watching from afar, yet close enough to see and feel the smoke and ashes, close enough to feel the collective heartbreak, devastation, and fear, from hundreds of thousands of people in this city. My heart breaks for this city… for the people, the families, the animals, the businesses, the memories. And while they always say time heals everything… this city may never be the same again 💔 To our incredibly heroic fire fighters risking their lives every second of everyday to save so many other lives, thank you will never be enough. For those willing and able to help this city and the people who have lost it all forever, here a few organizations below and all are linked in my bio as well. No donation is too small. “Help one as you wish you help all.” ________________________________ @americanredcross supports with sheltering families, serving meals, supporting emergency responders, delivering relief supplies, providing medical care, creating recovery plans, and more @lafdfoundation directly supports the over 1,000 firefighters that serve the city of Los Angeles at any given time. @salvationarmyus operates a disaster services fund that directly supports evacuees and first responders of California wildfires. The organization provides emergency relief and long-term assistance to those impacted by natural disasters. @cafirefound works with local fire agencies and community based organizations to provide ongoing, mid- and long-term support to California communities affected by natural disasters like wildfires. The organization, which provides direct support to victims, is beginning to support those impacted by the Palisades Fire