Stars Red card and divorce: Maria Pogrebnyak and other wives of football players who were shamelessly cheated by their husbands

The marriage of Marie and Pavel Pogrebnyak seemed ideal. The couple met at school, lived together for more than 17 years, had three sons. The overall picture was spoiled by rumors that the former striker of the Russian national team constantly flirted with beautiful strangers in clubs and restaurants.

Mary’s patience ran out and she threw Paul out of the house. While insiders say the couple wants to live apart, it’s possible a divorce isn’t far off.

For a long time, Alana Mamaeva turned a blind eye to the infidelity of her husband Pavel Mamaev, although she herself caught him cheating more than once. It seems that a footballer could find a new girl anywhere: both at a training camp in Spain and in a nearby night club.

Alana regularly openly talked about family crises on social networks, so all subscribers were aware of the turbulent personal life of the midfielder. As a result, after eight years of marriage, Alana filed for divorce, after which the scandals between the ex-spouses reached a new level – now because of alimony for their common daughter Alice.

Julia found out about Andrey Arshavin’s betrayal when she was pregnant with her youngest son. She was not officially married to the footballer, but they had been together for nine years and were preparing for the birth of their third joint child. However, during a trip to Miami, Arshavin met his old girlfriend Alisa Kazmina and, according to him, fell madly in love.

Arshavin’s betrayal was the main reason for his separation from Baranovska. It became a difficult test for the latter – now Julia had to take responsibility for providing for the children, since Arshavin was not in a hurry to pay alimony at first. Through the court, Baranovskaya nevertheless defended her rights and also built a successful career on television.

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