Vladimir Putin romantically linked to ‘Barbie’ Ekaterina Mizulina: Report

Ekaterina Mizulina is the daughter of a pro-Putin and anti-Ukrainian senator.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is getting closer to Barbie, who is 32 years his junior.according to new york postEkaterina “Katya” Mizulina, 39, is an art historian and head of the pro-Kremlin Alliance for a Safer Internet. Her main job is to neutralize criticism of Russia and its president, especially the war in Ukraine. Ms Mizulina is the 69-year-old daughter of pro-Putin and anti-Ukrainian senator Elena Mizulina.

“Katya Mizulina fits Putin perfectly. This Barbie type has always suited him well,” Russian human rights activist Olga Romanova told Ukraine 24 channel, according to postal Report.

Putin, 71, has long been rumored to be in a relationship with Olympic gymnast Alina Kabaeva. The couple are believed to have three children.

In 2014, the Russian president divorced his wife of 30 years, Lyudmila.

Many Ukrainian media and Russian Telegram channels have released news about Putin and Mizulina, claiming that their relationship has become increasingly close recently. However, there hasn’t been any official news about the relationship so far.

Russian Telegram website Kremlevskaya Tabakerka said its sources were “very cautious in speaking about this matter as no one can provide 100% confirmation”.

this postal Ms. Mizulina graduated from the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London in 2004 with a degree in Art History and Indonesian Language.

Before joining the Alliance for a Safer Internet in 2017, she served as translator for an official Russian delegation visiting China.

She reportedly said in a 2022 speech: “First we will cleanse Ukraine of Nazis…and then we will use Google and Wikipedia.”

A year after the war in Ukraine broke out, The Independent reported that Putin had secretly spent millions of dollars on Kabaeva. The report also said the former Olympic champion lives in a villa on Mr Putin’s Valdai Lake estate about 250 miles (402 kilometers) northwest of Moscow.