Філіп Киркоров знову під прицілом уваги: з'явилися чутки про його третю дитину

Philip Kirkorov is under the spotlight again: rumors about his third child have appeared

Russian artist Philip Kirkorov, famous not only for his stage images but also for his support of the Kremlin regime, has again become the subject of public discussion, this time due to his personal life.

It is known that Kirkorov has two children: 13-year-old Alla-Victoria and 12-year-old Martin, who were born through surrogacy. The artist has repeatedly expressed his love for them.

However, in recent days, speculation has surfaced in the media about the possibility of a third child. Although there is no official confirmation of this, the news is actively discussed in Russian show business circles. During an interview, one of the journalists drew attention to Kirkorov’s activity and asked if it was true that he was going to become a father for the third time.

To this question, the singer reacted with surprise and asked where such information came from. He emphasized that he is currently focused on raising his children, as he considers this period of their lives to be the most difficult.

It is worth noting that Ukrainian listeners follow news about Kirkorov with particular interest. The singer has long aroused hostility in Ukraine due to his support for the Putin regime, visits to the occupied Crimea, and a silent reaction to Russia’s aggression against Ukraine. This led to the cancellation of his concerts in Ukraine, and the artist himself became persona non grata.

News from his life is not just a secular chronicle for Ukrainians but a reminder of how cultural figures can become tools of propaganda.

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