Can't see my shared albums

I can't see all my shared albums in my mac's photos app. Anyone met this kind of problem? Please, help!
This is a screenshot. Its in Russian, but I hope, it looks similar to other languages.

OK. I, finally found a solution and it works beautifully for me!
Here is a repost from another helpful thread:
1. Quit Photos
2. Remove the folder:
~/Library/Containers/com.apple.cloudphotosd/Data/Library/Application Support/com.apple.cloudphotosd
3. Restart
4. Launch Photos
… and everything works again!!
Hope, it will help everybody!

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