A ‘palace-style’ Russian condominium in St Petersburg has been connected to Vladimir Putin’s putative teenage lovechild.
A stolen food courier database reveals deliveries to Luiza Rozova, 19, at the opulent apartment, which was recently valued at much to £1.7 million until Western sanctions triggered a severe fall in the Russian economy.
Svetlana Krivonogikh, Luiza’s cleaner-turned-millionaire mother, is claimed to dwell at the most sought-after address in the city’s Golden Triangle.
The 4,306 square foot apartment in the gated Fontanka 76 complex is touted by German construction company Engel & Voelkers as a ‘club house’ with a variety of ‘exclusive flats.’
It also has ‘high-end’ designer finishes and furnishings in a ‘elegant and light art deco style’ by Italian designer Roberto Molon.
Plumbing and kitchen equipment are sourced from “top German and Italian manufacturers,” and “everything is planned out to produce maximum comfort, convenience, and a great ambiance of beauty, warmth, and cosiness” throughout the complex.
It includes its own spa centre with a swimming pool and luxury service, according to the property brochure, and provides ‘palace luxury in the spirit of modernism from Italian designers.’
According to reports, Oleg Yemelyanov, who is related to imprisoned opposition leader Alexei Navalny, examined stolen Yandex Food data that became public.
‘Wow, Putin’s [ex-]mistress Svetlana Krivonogikh owns a flat on the River Fontanka embankment with a total space of about 400 square metres,’ Yemelyanov remarked.
‘Many thanks to Luiza Vladimirovna [Rozova] for the tip, who has been ordering food to that location.’
The property’s worth has dropped to £1.28 million in the last month due to the rouble’s depreciation.
Luiza, a student, is the daughter of Krivonogikh, 45, who is now a co-owner of a large Russian bank and one of the country’s wealthiest women, with an estimated £74 million in financial and property assets.
She has not commented on the rumours that Putin fathered her kid, nor has Luiza, also known as Elizaveta, despite the fact that the teenager told Russian GQ that she ‘possibly’ looks’similar’ to a young Putin.
The allegation that she was Putin’s hidden daughter from an extramarital affair was initially raised by an independent Russian media source, which was later shut down by authorities
Luiza was recently forced to delete her Instagram account after being bombarded with intense harassment in response to Russia’s war in Ukraine.
‘Are you sitting in the bunker?’ one commenter said. ‘Are you a rat?’
Luiza, who had 84,000 followers, ceased openly posting six months ago, raising suspicions that Putin had silenced her, but her account remained active.
‘User not found,’ says a notification now in Russian.
One Instagram post said the 19-year-old was the ‘daughter of a murderer, war criminal, sociopath, and drug addict.’
Many posters included the Ukrainian blue-and-yellow flag, and one stated, ‘The Russian country must rise up against this dictator.’ You don’t want to be associated with him.’
Putin has two kids with his ex-wife, former Kremlin first lady Lyudmila.
Similarly, neither Dr. Maria Vorontsova, 36, a geneticist, nor Katerina Tikhonova, 35, a high-kicking ‘rock’n’roll’ dancer-turned-mathematician, has remarked on the conflict.
According to rumours, Putin has concealed certain family members in a neutral Swiss villa or a five-star hi-tech nuclear bunker in Siberia.
There is talk that he has up to four children with Olympic Gold medalist rhythmic gymnast Alina Kabaeva, 38, who is now a high-earning media tycoon in Moscow and seldom seen in public.
This would make the Kremlin tycoon a father of seven children.
Luiza previously displayed her life at cafés, on travels to Paris, and while establishing her own Russian fashion line.
During the epidemic, she may be seen in a video at the Louvre.
She was also spotted working as a well-known DJ.
