In a conversation with the composer Vladimir Evzerov, it was noted that Svetlana Morgunova, a well known announcer and TV presenter, never speaks ill of others in public. Evzerov recalled an evening when Morgunova stayed late in the dressing room alongside Valery Leontyev, Alla Pugacheva, and Igor Krutoy. Laughter filled the room as Prima Donna teased that they now had a chance to gossip about her. The composer explained that Morgunova was surprised by the idea and asked how gossip could even be possible within such a circle. Later, Evzerov shared that Pugacheva invited him to her countryside residence to gossip about show business, but Morgunova declined. According to the storyteller, Morgunova responded to Alla with warmth and humor, yet firmly declined to engage in personal conversations that felt intrusive.
Evzerov described Morgunova as a unique storyteller capable of turning the room into a source of amusement. He believes the announcer possessed a natural talent for comedy and could effortlessly lift spirits with her wit and timing.
On March 10, 2024, Morgunova passed away, leaving behind memories of her generosity and infectious laughter that brightened many moments in the industry.
As for Alla Pugacheva, reports indicate she currently resides in Israel, a relocation that followed the onset of a military operation in Ukraine. The move has been a topic of discussion among fans and critics alike, reflecting the broader tensions within the entertainment world during turbulent times.
Earlier, discussions among Mikhailov fans included calls for an apology from Pugacheva regarding remarks about the singer. These exchanges illustrate how public figures in the music scene often become focal points for fan sentiment and media scrutiny, where perceptions of accountability and fairness frequently intersect with evolving narratives about legacy and influence.