Propagandist Shukshina, who called for denunciations for Ukrainian music, suffered cruel karma: a tragedy happened in her family

The family of Honored Artist of the Russian Federation, Putinist, and Z-patriot Maria Shukshina was struck by grief – the former daughter-in-law of the TV presenter Freya Zilber died. The 26-year-old girl was the mother of the Ukrainophobe's grandson, whom she gave birth to from Shukshina's son, Makar Kasatkin.

According to Russian media, Zilber was found without signs of life in a rented apartment in St. Petersburg on December 22. Syringes and a pipe for smoking mixtures were found near the former journalist, but the exact cause of death is still being investigated by specialists.

Zilber and Kasatkin's affair became public in 2017. Back then, the girl appeared on the program of Russian TV presenter Andrei Malakhov, saying that she was carrying the grandson of a Putinist under her heart. Freya had previously undergone addiction treatment. After her rehabilitation, the young mother asked her 57-year-old mother-in-law to take the child and raise him.

As a reminder, Maria Shukshina is known for her absurd statements about the bloody war in Ukraine. In particular, in the summer of 2022, the actress said that one should write denunciations against compatriots who listen to Ukrainian singers Verka Serduchka and Sofiia Rotaru. At the time, the actress explained that there was a "war of cultural codes," but she remained silent about Russia's terrorist actions.

In 2023, Shukshina surprised Russians with another statement: the Americans invented COVID-19 to invent a vaccine against the virus and kill Russian citizens who injected themselves with the drug. The TV presenter called the pandemic an "American infectious disease and military special operation." Because of this, the Putinist believes that vaccinated Russians can be recognized as targets by the HIMARS multiple-launch rocket system.

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