Who left from Russian singer Alla Pugacheva has lost the rights to the brand "Christina", which she owned since 1997. This is reported by the telegram channel Mash.
"Under this name, the Diva could produce sweets, medicines, jewelry and printed publications," the publication clarifies.
In 2020, the singer fought for the brand for six months with Kristina Martirosyan, a manufacturer of confectionery products from Novy Urengoy, who wanted to sell cakes under her own name and filed for Prima donna in court. Pugacheva lost the lawsuit, and her opponent registered her own "Christina".
Previously, she had already lost the brand "Baroness von Orbach", but she still retained the "Alla" sign.
As reported by EADaily, in early October, Russian singer and artist of the original genre Egor Wilms published photos with Pugacheva, which he took in Cyprus. The photo of Pugacheva, who signed an autograph, shows that the singer's left hand is bandaged from elbow to wrist.
The director of the actress Elena Chuprakova said that she did not know how Pugacheva injured her hand.
"I have no idea what happened. I also saw the photo on social networks. Feels good. I talked to her yesterday, everything is fine," she said.
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