Gauguin about Pugacheva’s “incurable disease”: “She is beautiful even in a wig”

The showman is shocked that Alla Borisovna’s illness was brought up for public discussion

The news of Alla Pugacheva’s serious illness is being actively discussed in show business. Former Diva stylist George Rovals admitted that the singer has been struggling with the disease for many years. The singer is trying to solve the issue of thinning hair. But doctors are powerless: they cannot cope with this problem.

Showman Gauguin Solntsev is shocked that Rovals brought the problem of Pugacheva to public discussion.

– Alla Borisovna is no longer a girl. It’s clear that now she can’t boast of the kind of hair she had in her youth, sighs Gauguin in an interview with MK. – My ex-wife Katya Tereshkovich also has three hairs left. But I do not shout about it at every corner! Hundreds of thousands of women of retirement age face the problem of thinning hair. This disease is incurable, you understand? Women suffer because of this, and Alla as well. Why else bring this topic to the public discussion, causing her pain?

“There is a computer program that can be used to see how a person would look bald,” continues Gauguin. – I somehow uploaded a photo of Alla Borisovna. I can say: she is bald – a beauty! You can’t take a breed from a person, even if she doesn’t have hair at all. Pugacheva is a queen without a single hair!

Gauguin is waiting, can not wait for the return of the Primadonna to Russia. Not so long ago, he composed the song “Allusik, you are my baby”, which he plans to perform with the singer.

“Alla heard this song,” continues Gauguin. – I was told that she laughed for a long time! I am very glad that she is in an optimistic mood. I don’t specifically record and release this song solo, because I’m waiting for Pugacheva to return. We will definitely sing with her together! Alla is actually very good, reverent and frank. I remember once we met in the Kremlin, Alla talked to journalists. I hear that she tells how her body has given up in recent years. “Alla Borisovna, you will be forever young!” I told her. To which she smiled: “I will do what I can. But age makes itself felt! Therefore, we must appreciate and protect her, even though she has become a little confused lately.