The disease was a consequence of a botched plastic surgery.
76-year-old Alla Pugacheva has experienced a flare-up of osteoarthritis, which is believed to be related to the consequences of a botched plastic surgery. A source close to the singer reported this in a conversation with the media. According to him, the Primadonna is currently not feeling well. This is, by the way, confirmed by recent photographs in which the singer was captured with a cane for the first time.
"There were rumors that Alla underwent some rejuvenating procedures in Israel, almost a facelift. In principle, it is noticeable on her: her cheekbones have sharpened, her lips have increased, and her gaze has become surprised due to the taut skin on her forehead. But if there was plastic surgery, then there was also anesthesia, which is contraindicated with Alla's heart problems. Apparently, that’s why her vascular issues have flared up again and she has been tormented by osteoarthritis," the source shared.
Let us remind you that 17 years ago, doctors categorically forbade the singer from undergoing plastic surgery. In one interview, the Primadonna mentioned that Moscow doctors had previously refused her surgeries. "The doctors said that due to my heart problems and the fact that I smoke, they would not take the risk. I also have diabetes. So I will have to age beautifully, without any plastic surgeries," Alla Borisovna noted at that time.
Earlier, Alla Pugacheva appeared in public and attended the birthday of her best friend Stella. For the celebration, the Primadonna wore a luxurious fur jacket worth almost 3,000 euros. The singer published photos from the celebration on her personal blog.
Anastasia Volochkova, the former prima ballerina of the Bolshoi Theatre, recently visited Germany, where she underwent surgery on her foot. The ballerina revealed that she received significant support during her difficult recovery period from Alla Pugacheva. The artist's words are quoted by StarHit.
The Primadonna, who has been living abroad for five years, immediately reached out to her colleague and encouraged her with kind words. "Human support is about being there at the moment when it is truly needed. For me, Alla Borisovna is just such a person. After my joint transplant surgery, she was there with her calls and messages. It is very important when a person remains human," Anastasia emphasized.
