The star of the Russian chanson told about the harsh harassment and the attempt to "cancel"

Singer Lyubov Uspenskaya has repeatedly faced harassment and attempts to cancel her activities on stage. The actress told about this to the portal OSN (Public News Service).

The singer explained that the harassment began after a scandal with her daughter Tatiana Plaksina.

"Tanya and I had disagreements and constant scandals. It started to go beyond our house. And journalists immediately began to write about it, which, of course, aroused unhealthy interest among the public, who began to discuss my relationship with Tanya. I was accused of everything and humiliated, called a bad mother, and so on," the singer admitted.

The next batch of heavy haight was associated with obtaining Russian citizenship.

"They started writing such nasty things to me, wishing me dead. And all these nasty things were written by residents of Ukraine, because I, once a resident of Kiev, became a Russian. I was exposed as a drug addict and called a traitor. A whole set of words consisting of mat and hate," said Uspenskaya.

At the same time, the singer added that she tries to calmly treat negative comments and not pay attention to them.

As reported by EADaily, in March 2024 it became known that Uspenskaya received Russian citizenship.

"I've always loved Russia, and I think my dream has come true," she said then.

In October of the same year, Uspenskaya's daughter Tatyana Plaksina disappeared. According to Uspenskaya herself, her daughter did not get in touch for two days. Uspenskaya's trips to the DPR and LPR were also mentioned.

Later it became known that she was found in Israel.