“I have his will”: the model declared himself the heir of Vyacheslav Zaitsev 06/05/2023, 19:15

The legendary couturier died on April 30. Vyacheslav Mihajlovic was 85 years old, he had suffered from numerous illnesses in recent years. The designer did not maintain a relationship with his son Yegor.

Today it became widely known that a man has appeared who claims to have helped the fashion designer in the last years of his life. It turned out to be 39-year-old model Eduard Krivenko. The young man regularly appeared at fashion shows.

Edward stated that he became a close friend of Vyacheslav Mikhailovich and spent a lot of time with him outside of work. According to the man, he took care of the fashion designer and helped him in his daily life, rising in the bath and arranging training.

“Other relatives – especially son and granddaughter Marusya – were not here at all. They didn’t help, they didn’t care. No matter how hard I tried to talk to my son about Vyacheslav Mikhailovich, all my attempts to talk were canceled … Vyacheslav Mikhailovich was surrounded by people who wanted to “bite” something out of him. In tears, he talked about his relationship with his son Yegor. He called me at 7 in the morning and said in an unintelligible way: “Can you come? I feel very bad.” I remember how hard it was for him…” – said Edward.

The three-time winner of the “Mr. Universe” title admitted that Zaitsev bequeathed his property to him. Eduard showed a folder with documents in the TV show. The model claims that the fashion designer gave him notarized papers on the eve of his death.

“I helped him, he had no one closer to me. He was worried that his relatives wanted him to leave and everything came crashing down. He said, “I want to help you get everything right. I’ll make sure you have an apartment and a car.” I have a will in my hands … According to the law, one copy remains with the notary and the other with the applicant. Vyacheslav Mikhailovich gave it to me,” Krivenko opened.

Křivenko also intends to resolve the issue of moving Zaitsev’s grave from the Moscow region. The fashion designer said that he “will sue and demand the reburial” of Vyacheslav Mikhailovich because he has no place “by the curb.” Edward made it clear that he was not afraid of persecution from the designer’s son.

“I think that if one is truthful, one has nothing to fear. People will support me. When, with my attitude and my work, I helped Vyacheslav Mikhailovich live and prolong his life so that he could move normally, others rode motorcycles, “Krivenko was indignant on the broadcast of Malakhov’s talk show on the Russia 1 channel.

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