Singer Lyubov Uspenskaya announced in her personal blog the beginning of a lawsuit against Philip Kirkorov.
She believes that the People's Artist of the Russian Federation insulted her by calling her a "beggar."
Uspenskaya wants to defend her honor and dignity in court, as she is confident that she is right.
“As the president said: ‘Are we going to wash them down the toilet?’” the singer emphasized.
The singer informed her fans that on June 8 she filed a lawsuit against Kirkorov with an expert opinion confirming that the singer tried to humiliate her with his words.
Uspenskaya wants to demand 10 million rubles from Kirkorov for moral damages.
Earlier, Uspenskaya called Kirkorov a hater of women, and he couldn’t stand it.
Following the singer’s lawsuit, the court ordered Uspenskaya to pay almost 280 thousand rubles to Kirkorov.
However, the singer is not discouraged and is preparing for further proceedings.
Earlier, in one of her interviews, Uspenskaya unflatteringly called Kirkorov a misogynist after his words about the beggar.
Author: Elena Gutyro
