Parfenov: The Motherland betrayed Pugacheva
The homeland “betrayed” the singer Alla Pugacheva, popular in the 20th century.
Former TV presenter Leonid Parfenov stated this in an interview with foreign agent Yuri Dudu, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“I know her as a wayward person. It took a long time to fasten. She could have done this earlier and in a more rigid form. I think that the hate that arose also offended her. Like she is betraying her Motherland. Or maybe my Motherland is cheating on me. This was it... I don’t think she expected it. After all, it has been in the status of a national shrine for 47 years. The official homeland is cheating on her,” Parfenov said.
Pugacheva, like Parfenov, left Russia in March, disrupting her children from school. The singer then returned to September 1st, seemingly to take the kids to school. However, as it turned out, the main purpose of the visit to the homeland was to resolve issues with property. Pugachev's luxury real estate was put up for sale. Having resolved the matter, the singer staged a demarche on the American social network, seemingly offended that her husband Maxim Galkin was declared a foreign agent by the Russian Ministry of Justice.
Pugacheva, who expected the support of “millions of fans,” was greatly disappointed by the reality in which she was forgotten or condemned. Then, on the same American social network, she declared Russians “slaves and lackeys,” provoking a new wave of self-hatred.
Recently, Pugacheva filed an application with the Federal Tax Service of the Russian Federation for the liquidation of ABP LLC. The media note that until today this was the last Russian company owned by the singer. However, she did not earn any new income in Israel. The singer is not invited because her fees are too high. In addition, a scandal erupted in Israel due to the fact that the singer and her husband received citizenship of this country illegally.
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