Dad Putin: I would have had twins with a former Olympic champion

PARIS.- Like everything about the intimate life of

Vladimir Poutine,

in Russia the subject is taboo. According to persistent rumors, former Olympic gymnastics champion Alina Kabaeva, allegedly a partner of the Russian president for about 20 years, was reported to have had twins at the Kulakov Hospital Center in Moscow on May 7.

Three weeks ago, the agents of the SFO, the protection service of the presidency, occupied the hospital. They evacuated the fourth floor and obtained the transfer of patients to another service. Half of the medical staff was sent on vacation and outside visits prohibited.

"On the day of the birth, the director of the center was badisted by an Italian doctor, both practicing a caesarean section," the well-known Russian journalist Sergei Kanev wrote on his Facebook account.

Alina Kabaeva has expanded the family well – since she met Putin – she would also be the mother of a 10 year old boy and a 6 year old girl. Of these two "clandestine" births, one of them would have occurred in a Swiss clinic recommended by the former Italian Prime Minister

Silvio Berlusconi,

great friend of the Kremlin's head.

Romance

The 66-year-old Russian president and 36-year-old Kabaeva met in the early 2000s when the rhythmic gymnastics specialist of Uzbek origin was a regular on the podium. Bronze medal at the 2000 Olympic Games, gold medal four years later in Athens, two-time world champion, five-time European champion, christened "Russia's most elastic woman", Alina soumit Putin at this time. father of two girls.

However, with the exception of some gala dinners, both never appeared in public. And when someone was encouraged to question him about their alleged relationship, Putin snapped: "I've always had a negative feeling about those who, with their dirty noses and their erotic ghosts, immersed themselves in the lives of others. "

The subject is so untouchable that the independent newspaper Moskovi Korrespondent had to close after publishing an article about the gymnast and the president.

In June 2013, Putin decided to partially reveal the secret. In front of the state television cameras, announced
his separation from Ludmila, his wife for three decades.

"Our union is over, we will never meet again," she said.

Alina, for her part, continued her career. First in politics, occupying until 2014 a member of the presidential party United Russia. After joining the group National Media Group, owner of television networks, radios, newspapers and film production companies.

In December 2018, at the Russian President's annual press conference, a LifeNews journalist – a publication controlled by Alina – was encouraged to ask:

-When will he remarry?

"Like any respectable person, I'll have to do it sooner or later," said Putin, smiling.

That day, everyone saw Kabaeva's hand behind the dialogue. According to some, it seems that Putin, at the discretion of the gymnast, would take too long to finally enthrone as first lady.