“Alla didn’t take anything”: Galkin was outraged by the exposure of Pugacheva, who fled Russia

Maxim Galkin (recognized as a foreign agent in the Russian Federation – Author’s note) after fleeing Russia is not as in demand as in the old days. The comedian has few concerts, no TV filming at all, so he spends most of his time on the Internet, where he looks for posts that even indirectly mention him and his star wife. The other day, for example, he was interested in an excerpt from a speech by actress Elena Borzova.

Elena is the wife of the legendary Nikolai Zinoviev, whose hits were in the repertoire of leading pop stars. It was Zinoviev who at one time wrote the famous “The Ferryman,” which was originally performed by Valery Leontiev.

“It was only later that Pugacheva took him,” Borzova said during her speech.

This phrase offended the fugitive comedian so much that he could not pass by and immediately declared: Alla did not take anything.

“I can’t,” Galkin, who was recognized as a foreign agent, was indignant at Pugacheva’s exposure. – “Took away” Pugachev’s song. Maybe the composer gave it to her after all? What else did Pugacheva take?

By the way, Galkin was immediately reminded that who would know better the history of the song’s creation: the widow of the legendary author or the singer’s fifth husband, who at that time could only watch it on television?