At 55, the "patriot" urgently needed some cash.
The French villa of Nika Belotserkovskaya, which she inherited after her divorce from billionaire Boris Belotserkovsky, has been put up for auction. This was reported by the Telegram channel "Nebozhena," specifying that the elite property had recently been mortgaged to a bank.
"In the green room, Churchill once stayed, and to the left was Greta Garbo. In the 2000s, there were cool parties here. Oleg Boiko, gallerist Stella Kay, businessman Alex Shustorovich, and singer Miranda Mirinashvili danced to 'Uma Thurman,'" the post states.
The starting price of the lot is nearly €8 million. Additionally, 55-year-old Belotserkovskaya has accumulated a debt of over 40 million rubles (€400,000) in Russia, according to the Telegram channel "Milliards," citing data from the court registry. However, it will not be possible to collect this money, as Belotserkovskaya's individual entrepreneur status was closed "due to the inability to find the debtor or any property belonging to her," it was noted.
Belotserkovskaya herself has not yet commented on these reports. However, she recently complained on her social media that Russian authorities had blocked her recipe website, which had existed for about 20 years, and that she was facing life difficulties.
Previously, Belotserkovskaya, who has been living abroad for a long time, left the magazine "Sobaka.ru" that she founded in Russia.
Nika Belotserkovskaya announced her divorce from Boris Belotserkovsky, the owner of the Russian vending operator Uvenco, in December 2017. Later, she stated in an interview that she inherited a villa in France after the divorce. This refers to a mansion on the coast of Provence, in the resort commune of Cap-d'Ail, which borders Monaco.
The marriage lasted seventeen years, and they have two sons together and one child from previous marriages. Soon after, Belotserkovsky married gallerist Polina Askeri, who is 30 years younger than him, with whom he later divorced amid scandal.
In 2014, the rock band "Leningrad" released a music video for the song "Patriotka" on their official YouTube channel. The video featured blogger and publisher Nika Belotserkovskaya. Belotserkovskaya's character appears on screen wearing a ushanka hat, periodically switching it for a kokoshnik. The girl is accompanied everywhere by a stuffed bear. The video includes pickles, dumplings, stale bread, birches, bagels, and other elements associated with Russia. At the same time, the girl shows sympathy for Western values, trying on expensive fur coats and rings in foreign boutiques. "For my country, I boldly did a lot of things. I stopped eating lard and watched football myself," the song goes. The chorus repeats the words: "I am clearly a patriot."
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