Maxim Galkin: "It was not Alla who stuck to me, I stuck to her"

2024 Author: James Gerald | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 14:00

Star couple Maxim Galkin - Alla Pugacheva rarely talks about their personal relationships. The spouses are not averse to sharing the details of raising children, relationships with relatives, but they preferred not to talk about how their romance began. However, Maxim still could not stand it. In a new interview, the showman told how he managed to gain the favor of the "woman who sings."

Alla and Maxim have been together for over ten years. In December 2011, the couple officially legalized the relationship, and last year announced the birth of the heirs - the twins Harry and Elizabeth. Actually, the relationship between the singer and the parodist began at a time when the Prima Donna was married to Philip Kirkorov. And it was Philip Bedrosovich who introduced Alla Borisovna to Maxim. Galkin, in his words, "always had the impudence."

“Yes, I stuck … Not Alla stuck to me, I stuck to her, - said the artist in an interview with Snob. - I invited her to a dance at the birthday party of our friend Shaboltai Pyotr Mikhailovich. Prior to that, Kirkorov introduced me to her at the "Slavianski Bazaar", which Filya still regrets from time to time. Already as a joke, but all the same … And two months later we met at this birthday in the Metropole. And I invited her to dance. And then he took the phone from her and called."

According to Maxim, his wife is an ideal woman. He, at least, does not notice any flaws in her. “I like everything: how she looks, sits, sings, is silent, how she thinks, how she cooks. And one more thing that is not customary to talk about."

“I met Alla first, because I wanted to get to know Pugacheva. Then I recognized Alla, I fell in love with her,”added Maxim.

Of course, such a trifle as the age difference does not bother the showman at all. “If my life with Alla is some kind of dedication, service, then I am incredibly happy, because I love to give incredibly,” concluded Galkin.