Photos: Pugacheva Attempts to Gradually Remove Her Castle from Russia

The 75-year-old singer Alla Pugacheva has started to gradually remove antique items from her castle located in the village of Gryaz.

According to Shot’s Telegram channel, the 'Prima Donna' has attempted to transport valuable items worth a total of $20 million abroad. It is reported that among these are paintings from contemporaries of Rembrandt and Leonardo da Vinci.

The Telegram channel reports that during her visit to Moscow last year, representatives of Pugacheva made an inventory of her property. The list of valuable cargo includes a 19th-century French chandelier, a 19th-century fruit bowl, and sculptures and paintings from the 16th to 19th centuries.

It is stated that these objects are registered under the name of Pugacheva's husband, Maxim Galkin, and are supposed to be sent abroad from Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport.

According to sources, the customs service received an incomplete set of documents, resulting in the cargo's delivery being rejected.

The Telegram channel conducted a survey among collectors of antique items, and they stated that the valuable items Pugacheva wishes to remove are worth $20 million. Additionally, many of them are rare and hold museum interest.

It is noted that in 2023, Alla Pugacheva has visited Russia at least twice, with one of the visits related to a trip to a recording studio in Tver. It is important to mention that the People's Artist of Russia has been in exile from Russia for the third year.