Guf’s sister, Olga Dolmatova, refuted on Instagram claims that the artist canceled performances due to stress. She stated that the reports were slander and urged verification before publishing any information, accusing some media of yellow journalism.
According to Telegram channel The Day Before Mash, rapper Guf, whose real name is Alexey Dolmatov, reportedly postponed performances at least until April, citing stress. The outlet noted that a December 14 show planned in Moscow might not go ahead, and his team expressed concern about potential serious consequences should the schedule be altered or canceled.
On November 29, Guf posted a video on social media showing him approaching the home of his ex-wife, Yulia Koroleva. The footage appears to be recorded at the villa where Koroleva resides with her daughter Tina in Phuket. In the clip, the rapper is seen displaying brass knuckles and speaking to a security guard in English, asking to be admitted onto the property.
Following the release, Koroleva alleged that Guf had threatened her child’s safety. Additionally, former partner Aiza claimed that Dolmatov might require professional assistance to address alleged drug-related issues.
Earlier, Lazarev reportedly removed a video after a court deemed it to constitute LGBT propaganda. [citation: contemporary media reports and social media activity documented these events by multiple outlets and observers.]