Actor Igor Petrenko spoke about alimony debts in a recent interview. He appeared as a guest on the program “So Said,” which aired on the RuTube platform. The discussion touched on family finances, public speculation, and the realities of supporting a family during complex times. Petrenko clarified that rumors claiming his wife Kristina Brodskaya had to sell her personal belongings to fund the family are unfounded. Even after a court case, he maintained contact with Ekaterina Klimova, the mother of his two sons, underscoring the ongoing commitment to his children. [Source: So Said interview, RuTube]
He acknowledged a debt that has not yet been settled and described his approach as steady progress toward resolution. “I have a debt, it has not been paid yet. I’m slowly closing it,” he stated, emphasizing his intention to address the issue without drama. [Source: So Said interview, RuTube]
The actor reassured fans that he will remain involved in his children’s lives and continue to communicate with them. He stressed that there is no avoidance or distance from the kids, and he expressed confidence that the situation would be resolved. “No one is hiding at all. We will solve the problem, don’t worry,” said the 46-year-old Petrenko, who spoke with calm conviction about the future. [Source: So Said interview, RuTube]
During the same discussion, Petrenko reflected on a separate matter involving a fellow artist, Alexey Panin. He described Panin’s behavior as perplexing and hard to understand, noting that while the two might have shared the screen in past projects, Panin’s recent actions did not reflect their professional history. Petrenko offered a measured view, acknowledging that personal conduct can overshadow talent, yet he did not see Panin’s choices as an ongoing threat or pattern. [Source: So Said interview, RuTube]
In other remarks, Lev Zulkarnaev, once known for his role in the series “A Child’s Promise,” addressed issues related to alcohol. The discussion touched on the impact of personal struggles on life and career, highlighting the need for support and understanding during difficult periods. [Source: So Said interview, RuTube]