Pro-government rapper Timati joined the story about the "raider takeover" of the Wildberries company and sided with Ramzan Kadyrov and Vladislav Bakalchuk. The rapper posted a story recorded together with Bakalchuk on his Instagram. The video was published by the Telegram channel "Beware, News".
Timati repeated all the theses that were previously voiced by the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov. The rapper believes that some people (most likely, the owners of the Russ company) "borrowed into someone else's family" and "under the guise of an affair" and divorce are trying to "squeeze the business" away from the Bakalchuks. In the description of the video, the rapper indicated that Vladislav and Tatyana Bakalchuk have seven children together, they have been married for 21 years and have been building a business together for two decades.
The musician repeated twice that he supported Vladislav Bakalchuk in this matter. In addition, Timati decided to address the people who allegedly participated in the "raider takeover". He did not name any specific names.
"Dear friends, I highly recommend that you come to your senses and return your wife to the family as soon as possible. I hope you will act wisely. Dear friends, analyze the information, think exclusively with your own head," Timati says in the video.
Timati does not mention the position of Tatyana Bakalchuk herself, the wife of Vladislav Bakalchuk and the owner of 99% of Wildberries before the merger of the marketplace with Russ Outdoor. Russia's richest woman previously recorded a video message in which she asked not to save her and announced that she was divorcing her husband. She explained the decision to merge with Russ by the need to transform the business "to maintain the pace of growth and development."
Vladislav, who turned to Ramzan Kadyrov for help, had only 1% of the shares of the parent company Wildberries. Tatyana Bakalchuk specified that her husband does not participate in the management of the business and made it clear that she herself "created this company 20 years ago." Vladislav Bakalchuk complained that the decision to merge with Russ Outdoor was made without his participation, and yet the deal was personally approved by Vladimir Putin.
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