Polyakova recalled how she swore at a Russian in London

From the beginning of a large-scale war, the singer, together with his daughters, left for France. After a while, he went on tour with charity concerts.

Ukrainian singer Olya Polyakova tells how she swore in London at a Russian who asked to take her picture. She spoke about the incident in the new issue of the show Adult Girls.

In particular, the artist admitted that it happened on September 19, when there was a farewell to Elizabeth II. Then he and his youngest daughter Alice went to watch the ceremony.

“We hurried there in line, probably about five hours. We were waiting for this corpse, we saw a headlight from the car, but we kind of went to a funeral. Then we left there. Alice and I were pushing, pushing. . that one,” he said.

Further, according to the presenter, the tired daughter began to behave, thereby annoying the star mother, and at that moment a resident of the Russian Federation approached.

“We are tired. He went and whispered: “Yes, you brought me to this London, you gave me to an orphanage, you don’t love me.” And he went and pulled me, and pulled. I turned around, all Bubbling at inside me, I stood for six hours, I turned around and shouted across the street: “It’s not my fault that the cursed racists attacked Ukraine. We can’t go home!” A man came by and said, “We didn’t attack anyone.” I turned to him and said: “Fuck you.” And he said to me: “Can I take a picture? “Fuck you,” said Polyakova.

Earlier it was reported that Olya Polyakova in Bald Mountain burned a Russian headdress – a kokoshnik, which she wore at the beginning of her creative activity.

Olya Polyakova with children attended the funeral of Elizabeth II

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