“We were afraid to kiss Alla Pugacheva”: Yuri Loza explained the behavior of the stars at the funeral of Valentin Yudashkin 07/05/2023, 18:25

Yesterday, Valentin Yudashkin was buried at the Troekurovsky cemetery. Farewell to the fashion designer was open, so there was anyone who wanted. Alla Pugacheva, who returned from Israel, attracted the most public attention.

The People’s Artist of the USSR could barely walk around the cemetery, leaning on the hand of designer Igor Gulyaev. None of the artists who were considered her friends for many years approached the Prima Donna – Alexander Buinov, Sergey Zverev, Nikas Safronov, Alexander Rosenbaum and others.

Yuri Loza assured that such behavior of show business stars is not a coincidence. “The artists were definitely scared,” said the “The Raft” hitmaker. – There were a lot of cameras, journalists. They probably exercised elementary caution. So that they don’t come up with anything. Although, to be honest, I’m not sure either. If you are friends, be friends, despite some differences. And it turns out that there was never a friendship.

In past years, the singer willingly communicated with many artists. Vine was a member of various all-star football teams. Recently, however, he has been avoiding social gatherings.

“Show business is a fake world. All those kisses, hugs on camera mean nothing. The world of music has always been like this. Everyone thought of themselves as the genius around whom the whole world revolved. That’s why I never liked him. I never needed these fake relationships, “Yuri Eduardovich explained to MK.

The singer and songwriter urged the public to ignore Pugacheva. Loza advised Russians to pay attention to the work of artists living in Russia.

“Pugacheva was a woman who sings, and now she is a woman who sings. I don’t think we should care. You never know what retired singers living in Israel have to say. I’m not at all interested in a retired singer living in, say, Cambodia or Mozambique. I don’t care what they think. We have a lot of our own acting artists,” FAN quotes the musician as saying.

Seeing Alla Borisovna at the cemetery, the press secretary of the President of Russia, Dmitry Peskov, approached her. An official representative of the Kremlin kissed the singer’s hand. “How are you? I’m very glad to see you,” assured Tatiana Navka’s husband.

Communication of the statesman with the wife of a foreign agent in public outraged Maria Shukshina. The actress recalled how representatives of the Russian liberal intelligentsia sent congratulations to the Japanese emperor in connection with the victory of his fleet over the Russians at Tsushima in May 1905.