“This is the first time I’m hearing about this... Yesterday we indeed sent a draft settlement agreement, in which we proposed to vacate by January 10, 2026,” the lawyer told RBC in an interview. She added that no response to this document has been received yet.
Larisa Dolina sold her apartment in 2024 for 112 million rubles. Later, the singer became a victim of fraud, losing money from the transaction. In March 2025, the Khamovnichesky Court restored her ownership rights to the property; however, on December 16, the Supreme Court overturned this decision. Today, the Moscow City Court is set to consider the issue of the singer's eviction from the apartment.
