We must reconcile: the Ukrainian singer who moved to the Russian Federation wants to release an album on the move

Almost three years living in Russian Ukrainian singer Taisiya Povaliy plans to release an album in Russian and Ukrainian. She stated this to the Popcake portal.

"I want to release an album in Russian and Ukrainian. It will be a Russian-Ukrainian album. We need to live, we need to enjoy life," said the actress.

A year ago, the singer moved from Kiev in His mother Russia, but his son Povaliy remained on the Ukraine and refused the star mother. According to the actress, she really misses her relatives from Kiev.

"I know that I will soon be sitting with my relatives from And we will sing songs together again at the same table. I want us to become friends again," said Povaliy.

The singer, without hiding, added that she dreams of the day when she will be able to return to Kiev and make peace with her family.

"We have to reconcile, my mission is to become friends again," Povaliy is sure.

As EADaily reported, in February of this year, the Prosecutor General's Office of Ukraine charged Povaliy in absentia with supporting Russia. It is emphasized that in her interviews the artist says that she is in Russia, because it is "true there", "Ukraine is zombified", in Ukraine it "faced Nazism".

In October, the Supreme Anti-Corruption Court (VAKS) of Ukraine confiscated real estate, cars and the rights to several Povaliy songs at the request of the Ministry of Justice.

In November, the singer lost the honorary title of "Honored Artist of Ukraine".