The dressmaker spoke about the attack on Pugacheva: “Keep in mind, you will be stabbed!”

Inappropriate fans often pursued the Diva

Alla Pugacheva, when she was actively touring, often had to deal with the antics of inadequate fans. Fans have repeatedly threatened Alla with death. Everyone remembers the story of the maniac from Kursk, who pursued Alla for several years. However, there were other cases in the life of the Prima Donna that few people know about.

Pugacheva’s dressmaker Lyubov Aksenova often went on tour with the singer in Soviet times. The woman recalls: many different incidents happened during the trips, including not entirely joyful ones. She told MK correspondents about some of them.

“Once Alla and I came to Minsk,” shares Lyubov. – It so happened that we had one room for two. It was stuffy, so we decided to sleep with the window half open. My bed was by the window, and hers was closer to the exit of the room. When it was already getting light, I woke up from strange sounds: it felt like someone was snoring intensely. I open my eyes and see that some guy in only shorts is climbing into the room through the slightly open window: so powerful, with a belly. I was so freaked out! There were scissors on my bedside table. I grab them and shout to him menacingly: “Who are you and what have you forgotten here? Now I’ll give you two hits, eight holes!” The man was confused and even paused for a second. And I continued. “Fedya, Fedya, get up! – I shout to the fictional Fedya. “Some stranger got into our room!”

Pugacheva woke up from her friend’s scream. And then she made herself known.

“Alla is a great artist,” Lyubov continues. “She heard me calling Fyodor for help and pretended to be a man.” She made a low voice and began to spin around in the bed. “O-o-o-o, O-o-o-o,” Alla began to say in a low bass voice. The man who climbed into our window got scared and ran to the door in his underpants. Later we found out that this man came to his mistress, they were having fun. But at some point my husband knocked on the door of the room. And without thinking twice, he went into another room. We often remembered this story with Alla for a long time and laughed. But then we were not laughing at all. I tell her: “It’s so good that you didn’t reveal your face. Otherwise the man would have seen you and then would have told everyone stories about how he visited Pugacheva and had fun with her!” And Alla replied: “I was scared at first. I think you never know what kind of crazy person got into the room!”

According to Lyubov, inadequate fans often pursued Pugacheva. Some of them even threatened Diva.

“One day we were standing at the hotel, suddenly a man came up with a huge bouquet of flowers,” Aksenova continues to recall. – He says to Alla: “I’m in love with you. And I will never give up. You will be mine! And standing next to Alla’s husband Zhenya Boldin. The man hands Alla flowers, but Boldin takes them for himself. Zhenya saw a note in the bouquet, opened it and silently read the contents of the note. Alla then, laughing, says to him: “Why are you reading my notes? What was written there? Zhenya was there right away: “Men are declaring their love for you, and I’m going to let you read it? Well, I do not!”. Later he showed me that in that note it was written: “Keep in mind, they will kill you!” Zhenya is a great guy. He always protected Alla. I knew that she was very sensitive to the antics of crazy fans, so I tried to protect her from them!”

By the way, Aksenova calls Boldin the best husband of Pugacheva. According to the dressmaker, Alla felt with him as if behind a stone wall.

“He never hurt her,” Aksenova continues. – Amazing, intelligent, well-mannered, smart guy. And also – mandatory! Alla, for example, never had money with her. It so happened that her husbands usually paid for her. Zhenya Boldin always paid me for my work. But the same Stefanovich – no. All the time he came up with some excuses: either he forgot his wallet, or the money didn’t arrive, or something else… By the way, I think that Stefanovich didn’t love Alla. In my opinion, there was calculation on his part.

Aksenova now communicates with Pugacheva extremely rarely. But she says: Alla still holds a special place in her heart.

“My son and Alla are the two most dear people to me in this life,” says Lyubov. “I really want her to return to Russia.” She will never feel as good as at home in any country in the world.