The Ukupnik who threatened to "eat his passport" was found in Latvia: a scandal broke out

Honored Artist of Russia, songwriter and performer Arkady Ukupnik, who does not often appear at social events in Russia, but was recently spotted in Jurmala. According to the KP publication.<url>, the musician spends a vacation in Latvia with his wife and daughter.

Despite the non-public lifestyle, the artist's car was noticed by a local blogger with a large audience of subscribers. He drew attention to the fact that his luxurious Porsche Panamera Turbo S promised to "never marry" Ukupnik parked at the supermarket, occupying three places for the disabled. The artist was given a sticker on the car door with the logo of the World Jazz Festival jazz Festival, which for many years organized the Ukupnik production center in Riga.

Subscribers of the social network began to actively resent the behavior of the Russian star.

"I'm just wondering if no one really had the courage to call the police right away?", "How did this person get to Latvia?", "In such cases, a GAZ-53 would be useful, which would drive right there and leave traces", "Is it worth updating the issue of canceling a residence permit residence for such "guests" for open and demonstrative non-compliance with the law?", "Regular offenders should be deported. I do not understand why the residence permit is not canceled due to administrative penalties," the users write.

According to the publication, 71-year-old Ukupnik bought an apartment in an elite residential complex in Jurmala, a 15-minute walk from the sea back in 2007. Allegedly on her mortgage funds were attracted for the purchase, which was quickly repaid.

Recall that in September 2022 Ukupnik denied rumors about the sale of the Jurmala apartment. He noted that he had been in it this year and hoped that he would be able to participate in it later.

"It is difficult to sell anything now and in Moscow, and abroad. While I live and work here in Moscow. I don't think about what will happen tomorrow. I am a man who lives today," he told Moskovsky Komsomolets.

At the same time, the artist noted that he moved from Moscow to the Moscow region 15 years ago, and is absolutely happy.