Philip Kirkorov received far from what he expected from the lawsuit against the singer.
This became a reason for mockery from Lyubov Uspenskaya, who considers herself the winner.
On Monday, July 22, the court made a decision on Kirkorov's lawsuit against the queen of Russian chanson. The singer was ordered to pay 280 thousand rubles, but only 70 thousand rubles of that will go to the People's Artist of the Russian Federation.
Philip Bedrosovich wanted to receive 10 million rubles, but later the singer’s lawyers said that the demand would be reduced to 5 million rubles.
But the court considered that even this amount was too large. Uspenskaya commented on the outcome of the trial on her social network page.
“Today the court assessed Kirkorov’s ‘honor and dignity’ at 70 thousand rubles… He asked me for 10 million for his ‘suffering’… And I said that he shouldn’t get involved with me,” said Lyubov Zalmanovna.
The King of Pop won less than 1% of the amount that was initially announced. Uspenskaya suggested that Kirkorov take back the "small change" that was won.
In August, a Moscow court will begin considering the singer's lawsuit against Kirkorov. The artist also plans to sue for 10 million rubles.
The reason for this was that the singer called the star a “beggar” in one of his interviews.
