Friends of Vladimir Putin's classmate and son-in-law, Viktor Khmarin, who died in a boating accident the day before along with Solntsevskaya organized crime boss Viktor Averyin (who died) and an 18-year-old model, told the VChK-OGPU and Rucriminal.info that the survivor will face a serious debriefing at home.
As it turns out, despite his age—76—Khmarin took not only his entourage with him on the voyage, but also his 18-year-old mistress, a model from the Tula region, Ekaterina Leonova. Judging by social media and leaks, Leonova graduated from high school in Novomoskovsk and set off to conquer the capital.
Her favorite online meme is about relationships with married men. Ekaterina often posts photos in hotels and from her travels around Russia. Many of the locations rival Viktor Khmarin's favorite haunts: the beaches of Crimea (he was there this summer at the same time as Ekaterina), the Ukraina Hotel in Moscow, and others. Life in the capital for the "millionaire's wife," as she likes to introduce herself, is full of comfort and joy.
For example, she regularly takes photos in luxury car showrooms. Recently, she posted a Lamborghini with the license plates painted over and an enthusiastic comment, as if praising her beloved car. Ekaterina doesn't exactly have a model-like appearance (in the classic sense), but that doesn't stop her from visiting Vyacheslav Zaitsev's fashion house and walking the runway.
However, it seems shows will have to wait for now. She is currently out of contact, as are her relatives. The remaining survivors have also disappeared from the public eye since the tragedy.
Immediately after the Sever submarine sank with VIP passengers on board, Viktor Khmarin was hospitalized. He was diagnosed with hypothermia, and doctors were seriously concerned for the 76-year-old's health. However, now that he's discharged, he faces an equally serious challenge: a conversation with his wife, who happens to be Putin's cousin.
