Dressmaker Pugacheva revealed the reason for her return to Russia: “I’m tired of it”

Lyubov Aksenova hopes that Alla Borisovna will stay in Moscow forever

The return of Alla Pugacheva to Russia is the number one topic in show business. Celebrities are wondering how long Alla Borisovna will come to Moscow. The singer’s friend and the author of her famous concert outfits, Lyubov Aksenova, admitted: she hopes that Pugacheva has returned for good.

“Thank God that Alla came home,” says Aksenova. – She always loved home very much. It wasn’t like she came from a tour or from vacation and said: “Oh, I was there, I was there.” On the contrary, she always said: “Thank God I’m home.”

“A person is designed in such a way that he can commit rash acts,” Aksenova continues. – If your wife, with whom you have children, suddenly decided to leave for another country, having said a lot of bad things, you would also go after her. Where should we go? Why act like a fool in front of people? But then, when they realized everything, they would gather back. Because I’m tired of it. And Alla got tired of it. Tired of it. She, in my opinion, is tired of traveling, and of how she was received before, and how she is now.

“Alla will not be able to live abroad,” says Aksenova. “The mentality there is different, and besides, she doesn’t know languages.” Maybe he can explain himself a little, but then what? She is not a fool, she is a hard worker. Everyone experiences a period when at some point you think: “But really, why do I need all this?” And then you realize that you did the wrong thing.

Aksenova assures that Alla returned to Russia for a long time.

“I think it’s still forever,” the woman summed up. – In any case, I want to believe so.

Alla Pugacheva came to Russia through Pskov from the Baltic states, where, in turn, she flew from Cyprus. The family has not lived in Israel since the beginning of the war in the Middle East. The singer took a train to the Leningradsky station, and from there she went by car to the village of Gryaz.

Presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov, who, as we remember, kissed the singer’s hand at farewell to Valentin Yudashkin, today made it clear that the authorities have no complaints against Alla Borisovna – he said that Russian citizens are free to come and leave the country, and the concept “relative of a foreign agent” should not become a stigma.