Honored Artist of Russia, ballerina Anastasia Volochkova sold 20 apartments belonging to her for many years in Astrakhan, because she was tired of monthly duties for the maintenance of real estate, including utility bills. She told Channel Five about this.
According to her, the apartments were inherited from her former failed husband, businessman Igor Vdovin. Many years ago, he borrowed a large sum from a ballerina, but never returned it.
"The man just deceived me. When he said he didn't owe me anything, I was forced to take a share in the apartments from him. I sued for these apartments," the actress explained.
Through the sale of all these objects, Volochkova hoped to close Vdovin's debt.
"Having sold all these apartments, I didn't even get a fourth of what I gave to my man," Volochkova said.
According to the publication, Volochkova and Vdovin had a lavish wedding in 2007, but did not reach the registry office. Two years before the celebration, their daughter Ariadne was born, the first child for a ballerina and the fourth for a widow.
After the businessman borrowed $ 3 million from her against a receipt, the relationship began to deteriorate. He never returned the money, and with Volochkov broke up.
As reported by EADaily, in July it became known that the ballerina filed a lawsuit against the FIU (Pension Fund of Russia). Volochkova explained that the department "lost 15 years of her experience." The ballerina explained that she tried to resolve this issue peacefully, came to the legal department of the Bolshoi Theater and demanded to hand over the work record with the specified length of service, but her demands were not met.

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