PHOTO / Vladimir Putin's "illegal" daughter lives under a pseudonym in Paris and works as a DJ

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PHOTO / Vladimir Putin's "illegal" daughter lives under a
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Vladimir Putin has an illegitimate daughter who lives under a pseudonym in Paris, where she works as a DJ, Ukrainian media reported.

The 21-year-old, who goes by the name Luiza Rozova or Elizaveta Olegovna Rudnova, was tracked down by a Ukrainian TV channel using airline tickets.

She is said to be the love child of a brief relationship between Putin and Svetlana Krivonogikh, a former cleaner who is now one of Russia's richest women. Ms Krivonogikh has previously been referred to in the media as "Putin's acquaintance".

Journalists explained that her allegedly fake names are also linked to Putin. Oleg Rudnov, who died in 2015, had been a close friend of Putin's and the report suggests that Putin's love child was given the name to hide her true identity. A variant of this name is also Luisa Rozova.

Journalists also published photos and videos from Rozova's now-deleted social media accounts, which showed her dancing and posing for the camera.

She closed her accounts in 2022, shortly after Putin ordered the invasion of Ukraine, and after other users teased her with Ukrainian flag emojis and suggested she was hiding in a bunker.

In their report, the journalists compared her to photos of Putin in his youth and claimed they were almost identical, although in an audio message on the Clubhouse social media channel in February 2021, Rozova denied any resemblance to Putin.

“Look, judging by his new photos, sure, yeah, it looks similar. But as it turned out, there are many people who look like Vladimir Vladimirovich," she said, using the official address in Russian.

Krivonogikh, Rozova's mother and Putin's alleged lover, has had a surprising rise in wealth.

She is said to be worth £83million, owns "several houses" in Monte Carlo and a yacht and is a board member of Bank Rossiya, used by the Russian elite to transfer money.

She also owns shares in the Igora ski resort near Finland and is a director of the National Media Group, used by the Kremlin to regulate the production of its main propaganda channels.

Last year, Britain added Krivonogikh to its sanctions list for "continuing to promote Russian aggression in Ukraine."

Putin has two legitimate daughters, Maria and Katerina, with his first wife Lyudmila. He divorced her in 2013.

He also allegedly has two sons with Alina Kabaeva, the Olympic gymnast. He is said to have been romantically involved with Kabaeva for more than two decades, but has always denied it.

 



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