Dmitry Shepelev
Yesterday in Presnensky court of Moscow considered the case against the former lover of the singer Zhanna Friske, who died in 2015, Dmitry Shepelev and her parents — Olga and Vladimir Friske. Recall that in may 2017 Rusfond, which raised money for treatment of the star, filed a lawsuit in the court to the mother, the father and the lover of Joan returned to the raised funds (21,6 million). Then the whole amount returned to the parent star, and then they demanded that Shepelev had paid them a third of this amount. Ultimately, the court their request was granted, and now the broadcaster will have to pay Jeanne’s parents seven million rubles.
He Shepelev, by the way, demanded from Olga and Vladimir Friske to pay 10.1 million rubles, which, in his opinion, was to get all of them with Jeanne seven year old son, Plato. However, his application the court granted.
Son of Zhanna Friske and Dmitry Shepelev Plato
Relationships with parents of Jeanne Friske Dmitry Shepelev, to put it mildly, strained. He admitted that he did not want to go public, but a few years after the death of the beloved openly talked about their conflict. In addition to the financial question, they could not agree on who will live the son of TV presenter and singer. In the end, according to Shepeleva, my grandson and his grandparents don’t meet at all, despite the fact that the court have that right.
the Court found the order of communication: an hour and a half twice a month. On this date they don’t come. Still. But they regularly come to talk show that are glad to see them, and talk about how I’m a terrible father for not giving opportunities to see the child, he said.
Zhanna Friske with her parents and sister Natalie
He 37-year-old TV presenter, if you believe the media, he is going to associate himself by marriage with the designer Catherine Tulupova with which he found already more than six years. According to his confession, with his beloved Plato’s great and really helps the broadcaster with his education.
Dmitry Shepelev and son Platon and Ekaterina Tulupova
