Reports describe tension within the Zverev family after Sergei Zverev’s adopted son, also named Sergei, gave an interview alleging that the entertainer forced him into a difficult situation against his will. The younger Sergei claims he has been pushed onto an undesirable heirs list, a label that would affect any future inheritance. Legal expert Beautiful Zhubanova explained that the law recognizes the possibility of declaring heirs worthless when appropriate, which could change how a will is interpreted.
The younger Sergei explained that a will could specify how the property is distributed, potentially leaving him nothing if he is left out. He noted that such a document would need to clearly indicate who inherits what, leaving little room for ambiguity. The implication is that the artist could shape a legacy in a way that excludes him entirely if the conditions of the will are written to do so.
According to the younger Sergei, he has not had direct contact with his stepfather in some time. He continues to work in the entertainment field as a sound engineer and lighting artist at a venue known as Kültür Evi. He resides in Kolomna, close to Moscow, where he cares for a person facing serious illness. This living situation illustrates the personal strain accompanying the broader family dispute.
In addition to family conflict, the younger Sergei disclosed ongoing health concerns. He battles asthma and acute bronchitis and has not had regular medical visits for an extended period. He lacks a permanent residence and official registration, which complicates access to state healthcare and makes private medical care an expensive option that he cannot readily afford.
Earlier, rumors or details about the whereabouts of Ivan Urgant, another public figure, surfaced as part of broader public interest in how celebrities handle private matters and succession questions.