Maxim Galkin wrote “I’m here” and what helps children with homework

Comedian Maxim Galkin published a controversial post on his Telegram channel. He hinted to his subscribers that he might have returned to Russia.

In the channel, Galkin appeared an advertising entry – information about the event of an online school. Almost the entire post was devoted to the advertiser and the announcements of his event, however, Galkin wrote the lead to the advertisement on his own behalf.

“Friends, I’m here and I’m fine,” the statement read.

Galkin also said: “It’s as if I’m studying with the children. Fuss, fees, mugs, homework.”

The artist’s fans are now discussing the version that “here” is in Russia, because Galkin’s daughter and son, together with their mother Alla Pugacheva, returned to Moscow before the start of the school year. Therefore, if Galkin actively helps children with their studies, including with additional circles, then he should be next to them. However, Galkin himself has not yet unequivocally indicated his location, and on his page on a social network banned in the Russian Federation, a post about skiing in New Zealand was posted the day before.

Pugacheva publicly announced her return at the end of August, while noting that in fact in Russia “for a long time”, but deeds and thoughts did not allow to join the public space. When asked by journalists about her future plans, she said that she did not plan concerts, but was going to “put things in order in her heads”, after which in social networks attacked the TV presenter Vladimir Solovyov and director Nikita Mikhalkov.