Putin let slip about his children at a press conference, – media

Putin let it slip about his children at a press conference, – media Sergei Popovich

Russian President Vladimir Putin may have accidentally let it slip that he has young children. Journalists believe that he has at least two children.

Putin has never confirmed his relationship with Olympic gymnastics champion Alina Kabaeva. This was reported by 24 Kanal with reference to the Daily Star.

How Putin let it slip about his offspring

During the final press conference, Putin recalled watching fairy tale films with his “close little ones.” The state channel RT later interpreted this as “younger family members.”

And given such a unifying upsurge in society, an upsurge that unites people is, of course, very important. Our historical fairy tales and epics are being revived. I myself sometimes enjoy watching them with my close little ones, Putin noted, speaking about Russia's patriotic films.

Putin is known to have grandchildren from his two eldest daughters, Maria Vorontsova, 39, and Ekaterina Tikhonova, 38. Putin and the Kremlin have always denied that Putin has a relationship with Kabaeva, who was also called “Russia's most flexible woman.” Russian independent journalists claim that they have two sons, although Putin and Kabaeva have allegedly divorced since the beginning of this year.

His sons are said to be Ivan and Vladimir Jr., aged nine and five respectively. No one has seen them and they live outside Putin's palaces.

Putin also likely has another illegitimate daughter, Louise Rozova, who was born to his former lover Svetlana Krivonogikh. She has become a multimillionaire with a fortune of £75 million.

Putin himself has repeatedly reacted sharply to questions about his personal life.

I have a personal life, into which I do not allow interference. She must be respected, Putin said in an interview.

Recall that Putin held his annual traditional direct line on December 19. Channel 24 collected the main statements of the Russian dictator. Among other things, he proposed to strike Kyiv with the Oreshnik missile for the sake of a “technological experiment”.