Inside Look At Smokin Hot Femme Fatale Spy Anna Chapman | Named Russia’s Woman Of The Year

I’m a very good shot,’ 28 year old Chapman,  ‘I have a passion for it, and I love going to shooting ranges.’

The state owned channel devoted a prime time slot to a eulogy to Chapman who was once married to a British man and expelled from America after being captured by the FBI

As a gift she was presented with a lion cub live on state-owned television.

The fair skin lady said it had been a personal dream of hers to own one before it became dangerous – so one was brought to her. She said she would call him Nano.

She sang patriotic songs with prime minister Vladimir Putin after she was sent back to Moscow in a dramatic Cold War-style spy swap.

Her family and grade school teachers made an appearances, and her first boyfriend even spoke of their first kiss, as her life story was told.

Chapman said she still starts every morning with exercise:

‘I can’t function normally if I don’t do sports, it’s very important for me,’ she said.

A close friend divulged how she had plotted to marry a British man as a teenage pupil. It was on her first visit to Britain aged 19 that she met Alex Chapman, a former public schoolboy, who she wed soon afterwards in Moscow.

Cover blown: Anna Chapman, named Woman of the Year by a television station addresses members of the pro-Kremilin Young Guard in Moscow

The Photo above shows Anna Chapman: in New York City. Its not clear as to whether she was working as a spy

She revealed that she will secure her own Russian TV show in the New Year, following on from a lingerie shoot for the cover of Maxim magazine

Anna Chapman said she considers the failure of her mission a chance for new opportunities – though she declined to give details on what exactly her mission was.

Last month she also took up a position as a youth leader in Putin’s political party United Russia, and she works for a top bank.

Her time as a undercover in Hampshire: Photo above shows Anna Chapman with her sister-in-law Gemma Chapman at the family home near Fordingbridge in December 2002

‘She is without exaggeration the woman of the year,’ said Andrei Malakhov, the host of Let Them Speak.

But she gave no secrets away about her time in London or her spying mission.

‘I will never confirm whether I worked in intelligence,’ she told 70 million viewers.

But the real life Bond girl – in a long bright green gown with black stockings and high heels – insisted: ‘Loving your motherland is absolutely necessary to be happy.’

She refused to revile the Russian ‘traitor’ who spilled the beans on her identify as a spy to the Americans.

Anna spoke candidly about her love for  Sean Connery, seen here as James Bond in the film From Russia With Love

‘It’s not for me to judge, I wish for nothing negative to anyone, even a traitor. It’s his problem, not mine,’ she said.

‘What happened is for the best. It’s a beginning of something great and beautiful.’

She expressed to the viewers her favorite James Bond was Sean Connery, and she is also a fan of Angelina Jolie who played a ‘sleeper spy’ in the hit movie Salt.

Anna was one of ten Russian sleeper agents uncovered in the United States and deported that same summer in what’s been said to be the biggest spy swap since the Cold War.

After months of teasing the media, Russians have been anticipating for her speak publicly since her return. She appeared at a Russian rocket launch in Kazakhstan where she brushed aside questions from a news media.