Buzova's Ex-Husband May Become Restricted from Traveling Due to a Debt of 3000 Euros 0 6

While the internet continues to discuss the recent interview of singer Olga Buzova, who allegedly intends to take revenge on her ex-husband until her death, the footballer has encountered another problem. According to the Telegram channel Shot, the tax service issued Tarasov a bill back on December 28, 2025. The initial amount of debt was 243,000 rubles. However, by February 2026, the debt had grown to 279,000 rubles (about 3000 euros).

If the debt is not paid, the former footballer risks having his accounts blocked and being restricted from traveling abroad. By the way, this is far from the first such incident in Tarasov's life: earlier reports mentioned debts related to alimony, loans, and court decisions, but it is this case that has attracted the attention of the Federal Tax Service and the media.

Whether Buzova truly cursed her ex-partner is unknown. Most likely, financial difficulties entered the athlete's life at the very moment when his brilliant career began to decline. The year 2019, when Dmitry Tarasov left Lokomotiv, is considered the last truly successful year in the life of the father of many children.

Incidentally, the performer of the hit "Malo polovin" recently took another jab at her ex. The vocalist accused Tarasov of various sins, including psychological pressure. The footballer did not engage in disputes with Buzova but could not resist making a joke. "I kept Olga in the attic," Dmitry stated on social media.

According to the district officer of Yakimanka, when he visited the star couple's home, he found the athlete in a state of intoxication. The artist claimed, "My husband drinks and then hits me," but she did not document the beatings or file a complaint, feeling sorry for her husband.