UA Ukrainian journalist met in Paris, France, with Yelizaveta Krivonogikh or, as she is better known, Luiza Rozova, bastard daughter of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Approached on a street in Paris, journalist Dmytro Sviatnenko questioned the 22-year-old girl, in Russian, about the war in Ukraine, filming her.
“Three weeks ago, your father killed my brother. How can you live in a Europe full of hate?” asked the Ukrainian journalist, quoted by the Ukrainian news portal Censor.Net.
Luiza Rozova, Putin’s alleged daughter, asked not to film her, as she had not given permission for them to do so.
However, the journalist continued: “Well, you know that right now Kyiv is without electricity. And right now air raid sirens are going off. We haven’t given our consent to this either.”
“What is your opinion about your father’s policies? Do you support him?”, asked Sviatnenko, to which the young woman replied: “What do I have to do with that?”.
The journalists asked again if the young woman supported Putin’s policies and the answer was the same.
“He’s your father. At the very least, you could call him right now and say: ‘Dad, stop bombing Kyiv'”, said the journalist, who even told the young woman that he would pay her a plane ticket to go to the Ukrainian capital, but that because of “father there are no flights to Ukraine”.
After some exchange of arguments, Luiza Rozova stated: “Unfortunately, there is nothing I can do. I’m sorry. I think we’ve talked enough. I’m very sorry that everything is happening this way. I’m not responsible for this situation. I’m glad you had the courage to come and talk to me, but, unfortunately, I can’t help you in any way. I wish you a good night.”
According to the Ukrainian journalist, Putin’s alleged bastard daughter works at a small art gallery in Paris called Galerie L. On the day he confronted her, Sviatnenko told him that the gallery was opening an exhibition.
After the gallery closed, the 22-year-old girl and some colleagues remained in that place drinking until 11pm local time.
The journalist also stated that, during his conversation with Luiza, he noticed that one of the men who was with her seemed to be a bodyguard.
“Your father killed my brother.”
A Ukrainian journalist encountered Putin’s illegitimate daughter, Yelizaveta Krivonogikh, in Paris.
She declined to comment. pic.twitter.com/J9dqGifwrk
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) December 3, 2025
Who is Luiza Rozova?
Shortly before Russia invaded Ukraine, Luiza moved to Paris and graduated from the ICART School of Cultural and Artistic Management in June 2024. At the time, upon leaving Russia, she regretted not being able to tour her “beloved Saint Petersburg” and would delete all her social media accounts, where she shared a glamorous life.
Born on March 3, 2003, Luiza is believed to be the result of a brief romantic relationship between the President of Russia and Svetlana Krivonogich, a former cleaner who became one of the richest women in Russia. The woman was said to have been Putin’s lover in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
Allegations about the identity of Luiza’s father were first publicized in 2020 by the Kremlin-critical investigative project ‘Proekt’.
It should be noted that Vladimir Putin has two daughters, Maria and Katerina Putina, from his marriage to Lyudmila, whom he divorced in 2013. He also has two children with Olympic gymnast Alina Kabaeva, who was his lover for more than 20 years.
Ceasefire in Ukraine? There is still no “agreement”
On Tuesday, the meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US envoy Steve Witkoff produced “no agreement” on occupied territories in Ukraine.
However, Russian diplomatic advisor Yuri Ushakov stressed that the discussion, which lasted around five hours, was “useful” and “constructive”, while stressing that “there is still a lot of work to do”.
Along these lines, several European leaders highlighted the need to achieve a “just and lasting peace” for Ukraine, pledging to “work to turn the lights back on.”
Tuesday’s meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US envoy Steve Witkoff produced “no agreement.” Several European leaders stressed the need to achieve a “just and lasting peace” for Ukraine, pledging to “work to turn the lights back on.”
News at Minuto with Lusa | 08:16 – 03/12/2025
