After a lengthy hiatus, Irina Bolgar, the mother of Pavel Durov's three children, has reconnected. On her personal blog, she posted a video featuring her sons and daughters and shared that the family has been living without financial support from the billionaire for several months.
Bolgar is also outraged by the contents of Durov's will. According to the document, his inheritance is to be distributed among all biological heirs, and his children will not have access to the funds for at least three decades.
Irina disagrees with this position and recalls that the businessman repeatedly assured her that their children would be financially protected. Now, however, she claims, the family receives no support, and Durov himself has distanced himself from them and publicly denies any previous relationship.
Bolgar added that last year she had to urgently move with her children to rented accommodation due to a lack of funds. At first, she says, the apartment wasn't even furnished, and the children slept on air mattresses. Despite the difficult situation, the family continued to maintain their normal routine: school, clubs, exercise, and music lessons.
Bolgar's name became publicly known in the summer of 2024, when she sent a letter to Forbes asking for clarification on the exact number of children her ex-boyfriend, Pavel Durov, had. She later filed a lawsuit, alleging alimony payments had been stopped and child abuse. The billionaire's representatives denied the allegations, claiming the payments had been stopped due to misuse of funds.
According to official data, Pavel Durov has six recognized heirs, but the businessman himself claimed to have become the biological parent of more than a hundred children worldwide, having acted as a sperm donor.
Durov is currently in a relationship with Yulia Vavilova, who, according to media reports, experienced the loss of her child during his arrest in France.