ALBAWABA - A video circulating on X (formerly Twitter) has flooded the platform after capturing several journalists confronting Russian President Vladimir Putin's alleged daughter, Liza Krivonogikh, in Paris, France.
According to EMPR Media, while Krivonogikh stated that she didn't permit them to film her, the TSN journalists still confronted her about her alleged father. They bombarded her with questions about the ongoing Ukraine-Russia war.
The journalists reportedly asked Krivonogikh if she would come to Kyiv as "air defense," to which she replied, "I couldn't help in any way."
Video: Journalists confront Putin's alleged daughter Liza Krivonogikh
One of the journalists who is Ukrainian was pressuring Krivonogikh for answers and told her, "Three weeks ago, your father killed my brother."
He added, "How do you live in Europe?" However, Liza Krivonogikh remained silent, prompting the journalist to ask whether she "supports" Putin's policies. She declined to comment.
According to RBC Ukraine, months prior, Krivonogikh, who goes by the pseudonym Luiza Rozova on social media, spoke out after refusing to speak to journalists and ignoring Instagram comments.
She took to her private Telegram channel called "Art of Luiza," shared a photo of herself, and expressed how liberating it was to finally open up. She wrote, "It's liberating to be able to show my face to the world again."
Krivonogikh added by indirectly describing Putin, "It reminds me of who I am and who destroyed my life. The person who took millions of lives and destroyed mine."
