The former soloist of the VIA Gra group Vera Brezhneva began renting out her real estate in Moscow for about 300 thousand rubles. This is reported by the telegram channel Mash.
"The singer rents office space in Presnensky district of the capital of the subsidiary of ex-husband Konstantin Meladze. According to Mash, the Gusli label pays for the premises," the publication says.
Gusli is a sub—brand of the label "First Music Publishing House" — the largest player in the domestic music industry. 12% belongs to Konstantin Meladze's sister Liana, and until 2023 the same percentages belonged to Konstantin.
As EADaily reported, showman Denis Sorokin had previously said that, having "betrayed Russia," Brezhnev was left without funds.
In February 2024, Brezhnev toured the CIS countries with concerts. The singer performed popular compositions from the repertoire of the girl group, of course, in Russian. Moreover, in the concert announcements, the audience was lured by the performance of the hits of the VIA Gra group.
Later it became known that the Pension Fund of the Russian Federation sued Vera Brezhnev. The reason is a fabulous tax debt of 500 rubles. The non-payment is registered for the Myseasons women's clothing boutique in St. Petersburg.
In June 2023, Brezhnev lost the status of an individual entrepreneur in Russia. As a reason for closing IP in her documents it was stated that the document of the singer for the right of residence in Russia cancelled.