Lolita Milyavskaya Leaves Russia for a Bulgarian Dacha and Shares Update
Lolita Milyavskaya has left Russia and relocated to a distant country residence in Bulgaria, sharing the journey on social media. The announcement marked a shift in her living arrangements as she discussed the move openly with followers from abroad.
In a video posted from a garden abroad, the artist showed off a spruce tree she had managed to cut down shortly after arriving. She also explained that she had purchased round‑trip tickets for her followers back to Russia but ended up needing to stay due to changes in plans caused by her dog falling ill. The animal’s condition led to a serious incident during an encounter with other dogs, which kept the artist in Bulgaria so she could be near her pet during the recovery period.
There has been discussion among supporters about whether the move to Bulgaria is connected to more than just the dog’s health. Reports have hinted that there could be a path to obtaining a long‑term residence in the country. In recent years, the artist has already relocated family members, including her mother and daughter, to Bulgaria, fueling conversations about her long‑term living arrangements in Europe.
On February 14, she stated that social activists had insisted on cancelling upcoming concerts, arguing that she had not shown enough regret after participating in a controversial, publicly documented event with a well‑known blogger. The public response to that incident fueled further debate about her touring schedule and public presence.
Beyond the touring scene, the artist recalled work in hospital settings during various filming or production periods, describing exposure to injuries across different scenes and the ongoing purchase of medical equipment for those facilities. She also mentioned a plan to contribute to restoring a temple in a new region of Russia, signaling a broader community‑focused initiative alongside her entertainment career.
Previously, discussions around Ivleeva and potential public‑service directions have circulated as part of the ongoing career conversations surrounding public figures in this circle.