Singer Slava supported Lyubov Uspenskaya on Instagram after Philip Kirkorov filed a lawsuit against a colleague (the owner of the Meta company is known as an extremist in Russia and was banned).
Slava was furious that Kirkorov filed a lawsuit against Uspenskaya over accusations of misogyny. The artist thinks that the singer’s statements are justified. She remembered old scandals with the artist when he behaved incorrectly in relation to members of the opposite sex. In 2010, Kirkorov shot director Marina Yablokova at the Golden Gramophone award.
Slava also published an excerpt from the press conference held in Rostov-on-Don in 2004, where Kirkorov insulted journalist Irina Mikhailovna Aroyan.
Slava showed his middle finger to Kirkorov and Dobrovinsky. He also expressed his hostility towards journalist Ksenia Sobchak in the same way.
Are you going to sue for misogyny? So who are you really? Philip, with your Dobrovinsky (Alexander Dobrovinsky is Kirkorov’s lawyer – socialbites.ca), with this you have not sunk anywhere with bells in your head. “You will be surprised what you are talking about,” said the artist.
Slava noted that Kirkorov only filed a lawsuit against Uspenskaya, but he was not the only one criticizing her. He cited himself and journalist Otar Kushanashvili as examples. The singer is sure that his colleague wants to introduce himself on behalf of Uspenskaya.
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