Steven Seagal’s son received Russian citizenship after his father

American actor Steven Seagal and his son Dominique registered the company “Five Elements” in Russia, RBC reports with reference to the Unified State Register of Legal Entities.

The publication notes that based on these data, 33-year-old Dominique Segal, like his father, received Russian citizenship. The “Five Elements” company itself, according to its charter, specializes in the production of drinking water and non-alcoholic beverages for children. Its legal address is the premises on Matrosskaya Tyshina Street in Moscow.

Steven Seagal, known for his roles in American action films, received Russian citizenship from the hands of Vladimir Putin in 2016. The Kremlin said that the actor, who publicly spoke out in support of the Russian president and supported the annexation of Crimea, himself “made a corresponding request for a long time.”

Two years later, Sigal registered as an individual entrepreneur, founded the company “Steven Sigal Group” in Moscow. It was stated in EGRUL that it is engaged in “the activities of concert halls, theaters, opera houses, music halls, including ticket office services.”

In 2020, it became known that Sygal hid the registration of the construction company together with Alexander Babakov, a member of the Federation Council from the Tambov region. In the same year, the actor became a member of Zakhar Prilepin’s ultra-patriotic party “For the Truth”, which later merged with the parties “Just Russia” and “Patriots of Russia”.

In February of this year, Vladimir Putin awarded Sigal with the Order of Friendship.