Public relations director Maria Kordupel spoke about the rumors surrounding a potential joint track between Yegor Creed and Milana Ponomarenko, the finalist on the show Voice.Children. She addressed the media directly, stating that the reported conflict between the two artists is not accurate. According to Kordupel, after the show concluded, the team behind the project Voice. Guys considered releasing a video for the track Beautiful Far Away. The concept started with the idea of featuring multiple participants from the program, inspired by the initial montage.
However, due to a demanding schedule and tight timelines, Creed was not able to proceed with the additional filming. This scheduling constraint led to the decision not to publish the proposed video at that time, despite the early stages of the project showing promise. Kordupel emphasized that the plan was never to create a rift or propagate a tale of discord; rather, the priority remained on presenting high-quality musical efforts under the name Yegor Creed. The producer’s role, she noted, is to steer the participant toward consistent, quality work and to avoid fabricating narratives around the artist’s career trajectory.
Earlier comments from Milana Ponomarenko indicated that Creed had agreed to release the joint track, titled Beautiful Far Away. She described her perception that the idea was abandoned after Creed aligned with a new team, a development she said affected her emotionally. According to her, there were attempts to reach Creed by phone, but those calls went unanswered. Ponomarenko mentioned that this sequence of events caused significant psychological strain, ultimately prompting her to seek support from a mental health professional. The situation has been framed as a misunderstanding rather than a deliberate break in collaboration, with both sides acknowledging the complexities of managing careers in a fast-moving entertainment landscape.