Putin’s Alleged Daughter Breaks Silence with Cryptic Message: “He Destroyed My Life”

Elizaveta Krivonogikh, believed to be Vladimir Putin’s secret daughter, has resurfaced with a cryptic post blaming an unnamed man for ruining her life. Though the Kremlin denies any ties, her message suggests a veiled criticism of Putin, reviving questions about his private life and her sudden return to the public eye.

Elizaveta Krivonogikh, widely believed to be the illegitimate daughter of Russian President Vladimir Putin, has resurfaced on social media with a veiled but pointed message that has sparked renewed public interest and speculation. In a recent Telegram post, the 22-year-old shared a photo of herself, accompanied by the message: “It’s liberating to be able to show my face to the world again... The man who took millions of lives and who destroyed mine.”

Though she did not mention Putin by name, the post's context, as reported by the German newspaper Bild, appears to implicate the Russian president. The channel where she posted, ‘Art of Luiza,’ has previously been associated with Krivonogikh, who has kept a low profile in recent years. Her reappearance is significant amid persistent efforts by the Kremlin to conceal details of Putin’s private life. The Kremlin has repeatedly denied any connection to her, with a spokesperson claiming in 2020 that Putin had “never heard of her.”

Elizaveta is believed to be the daughter of Svetlana Krivonogikh, a woman who rose from working as a cleaner to becoming a shareholder in Bank Rossiya, often referred to by critics as Putin’s financial stronghold. Public curiosity surrounding Elizaveta intensified last year when she was allegedly linked to a Paris art gallery known for anti-war exhibits. Russian artist Nastya Rodionova, who was involved with the gallery, severed ties upon learning of the connection, citing moral concerns.

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Elizaveta reportedly graduated in 2024 from ICART, a Paris-based school for cultural management. Once known for flaunting a lavish lifestyle online, she disappeared from public view following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Her latest post may signal a turning point — or a new chapter of defiance.