The star of "Little Red Riding Hood" Poplavska spoke about the "tragedy" in the family of traitor Korolova, which happened because of Ukraine. Video

Russian actress Yana Poplavska, known for her role as Little Red Riding Hood in the Soviet film of the same name, spoke about the "tragedy" in the family of Ukraine's traitor Natasha Korolova. She questioned the sincerity of her colleague's mother, Lyudmyla Poryvay, who supported Ukraine in the United States, and emphasized that because of this, the relatives "lost their ties."

The occupier 's mother believes that a Ukrainian woman in Miami cannot feel the pain of her people, and that her failure to support Russia has "divided" the family. Poplavska expressed this opinion in an interview with propagandists.

At first, the Russian woman rushed to justify Korolova, using the expression "the son is not responsible for the father." She wanted her colleague not to get hurt because her mother shouted: "Glory to Ukraine" at Iryna Bilyk's concert in America.

"Being in Miami and living well, it's very good to say how much you love your country. To say: "My beloved Ukraine, I am with you," as Poryvai says there. I believe that I love you. But what about being with you... Where are you with me? In Miami? It's strange," the actress said.

She said she was sure that Korolova was having a hard time with the conflict of interests in the family, because her stripper husband Tarzan calls for killing Ukrainians, and her mother does not support him.

"From my point of view, this is a family tragedy. I'm sure Natasha is suffering from this. When a family has a different view of the political situation, it destroys ties," the Putinist added.

However, it should be clarified that Lyudmyla Poryvai's pro-Ukrainian position disappeared immediately after she was invited to Russia. From sunny Miami, the 77-year-old mother of the Putinist moved to her daughter's apartment in Russia.