“This is an addiction”: how 13-year-old Martin Kirkorov upset his father 0 13

The artist, who is raising two children alone, complained about problems in the family. It turned out that Martin Kirkorov's interest in football has been replaced by another, much less beneficial hobby.

The pop king's statement about his teenage son sounded like a bolt from the blue. "If he doesn’t come to his senses in the next couple of weeks, I will pull the plug," said Philip Kirkorov, adding that he is actually referring to three plugs, as Martin has more than one computer.

The emotional statement from the star was prompted by journalists' questions about the heir's sporting achievements. Apparently, the former husband of the Prima Donna has already fallen into despair and is seriously considering extreme measures. By the way, the performer of the hit "My Only One" rarely speaks so openly in public.

"Right now, football has been replaced by computer games. I don’t know what to do with him, unfortunately. I am upset. Nowadays, this addiction to computer games displaces the desires that the child had: to play football, to engage in basketball, volleyball. Unfortunately, everything has gone to the background now. This is some kind of trouble for me... Yes, I am upset, I am upset, because, unfortunately, nowadays this computer addiction, games, and everything else displace such desires that the child had," the artist expressed at the premiere of the ZIVERT show "Somewhere in Retro" at the October cinema.

And it all started so wonderfully. For a long time, the pop king informed fans about the successes of his little one. He said that the child is growing up modestly (asking for new sneakers on birthdays) and is only interested in useful things. At the end of February, Martin Kirkorov was even enrolled in a popular amateur team, where the heir of producer Yana Rudkovskaya and ice show director Evgeny Plushenko, Sasha, already plays.

"I will not push anyone: neither into creativity, nor into the stage, nor into cinema. Thank God, they are not eager to be on stage. My job is to give them the most important thing: education. That is what I owe them first and foremost. A good education," Kirkorov stated decisively.