Kirkorov deleted posts dedicated to Pugacheva from his social networks

Singer Philip Kirkorov has removed from all social networks recent posts dedicated to his ex-wife, singer Alla Pugacheva. The “Fontanka” edition drew attention to this.

The day before, Kirkorov published Pugacheva’s new composition “Don’t worry about me” on his pages, noted the “profound text” in the song, and also posted a series of videos with joint performances with his ex-wife, captioning it: “Sing, Alla! I love you.”

Kirkorov did not explain why he now deleted the publications.

In December of last year, after participating in a “naked party” organized by blogger Anastasia Ivleeva and causing outrage among the patriotic public, Philip Kirkorov was removed from the airwaves of all federal channels, several of his performances were canceled, and footage with his participation was cut from the New Year’s film “Ivan Vasilyevich changes everything.” Sources of several mass media assume that the public campaign was organized from the Kremlin.

After Kirkorov publicly apologized and appeared before the Russian military in Horlovka, Ukraine, the singer again began to appear on television.

Alla Pugacheva, after the full-scale invasion of Russian troops into the territory of Ukraine, left Russia together with her husband, artist and TV presenter Maxim Galkin, who publicly condemned the war. Galkin was later recognized as a foreign agent by the Russian Ministry of Justice. In response, Pugacheva publicly spoke out in support of her husband.