In May , reports emerged that Kabaeva had given birth to twins, but a source close to her said: 'We do not comment on the rumours. Major newspaper Moskovsky Komsomolets carried the story on its website only to suddenly delete it and wipe all mentions of the claims, including from the internet cache.
The star, 38, pictured this week told Russian gymnasts they were 'ready and set to win for your country' at the Olympics in a statement via the Russian Gymnastics Federation. The famous Olympic gold medal pictured with Vladimir Putin winning rhythmic gymnast has not been seen since rumours she gave birth to twin boys in a Moscow hospital.
Tabloid Express Gazeta recounted this week in a rare story about her: 'She literally vanished. The Kremlin has previously denied a relationship between Putin and Kabaeva. Kabaeva was not pictured or filmed for her new statement, but was quoted saying in a message to Russia's women gymnastics team: 'I am very glad that we have all returned to the life we used to have, with training, competitions, tournaments and the Olympic Games. She vowed: 'I will be praying for you, and will be watching the competitions.
She quoted famous Russian tsarist general Alexander Suvorov - a Putin hero - saying: 'Pray to God as this is where victory comes from. God is our general, God leads us. Putin has previously said: 'I have a private life in which I do not permit interference. It must be respected.
He deplored 'those who with their snotty noses and erotic fantasies prowl into others' lives'. Kabaeva is on record as saying she had met a man who 'I love very much', gushing: 'Sometimes you feel so happy that you even feel scared. Her last known public appearance pictured was in October when she defended her doctorate at a university in St Petersburg. Many Russians saw Alina pictured as the reason for the breakup of Putin's marriage to ex-first lady Lyudmila, 62, mother of his two adult daughters.
Once regarded as Russia's most eligible woman, the only other suitor she has been linked to by the media was a married Georgian policeman. This relationship petered out in amid complaints of tabloid intrusion into the sportswoman's life.
She once posed almost nude for Maxim and was described as 'full of sex' by a photographer. There have been many reports of her wearing a wedding ring, but no records of a marriage. She is reported to have a fleet of Maybach limousines at her disposal, and has been surrounded by a squad of machine-gun toting security guards on visits to a Moscow cafe.
Many Russians saw her as the reason for the breakup of Putin's marriage to ex-first lady Lyudmila, 62, mother of his two adult daughters. The dictator of neighbouring Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko hinted that Putin's divorce decision came about because Kabaeva 'put pressure on the president'. The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline. But Kabaeva is more than just a pretty face. She held a seat on Russia's lower level of parliament for 8 years and is currently the head of the National Media Group, which includes pro-Kremlin radio, TV, and print.
Outside of work, Kabaeva is the mother of four children, all of whom are alleged to be Putin's, who also has two adult daughters from his previous marriage. The couple is even rumored to be married after Kabaeva was spotted wearing the Russian version of a wedding ring during a trip to Italy.
The gymnast remained mum on the ring but was once quoted via Daily Mail saying that she met someone she "love[d] very much," adding, "Sometimes you feel so happy that you even feel scared. It must be respected. A Russian tabloid broke the news that Putin was dating a woman half his age — Kabaeva — and that he would seek a divorce from his wife of 30 years so that they could be married.
Since then, the Kremlin has flatly denied any relationship and Putin has been belligerently mum on the subject. The tabloids went wild the next year, ahead of the Winter Games in Sochi, when it was rumored — wrongly, it turned out — that Kabaeva would light the Olympic flame.
A billowing red dress Kabaeva later wore while hosting a gymnastics contest in Moscow sparked a fresh round of pregnancy rumors. She remains the titular head of the National Media Group, a pro-Kremlin empire of television, radio and print entities. The Sunday Times notes that she has a fleet of luxury cars and a security retinue at her beck and call. Kabaeva was last seen in public in October , when she defended her Ph.
She is widely rumored to be the mother of four children sired by Putin, who has two adult daughters from his marriage. The baby boys are believed to have been born in a Moscow hospital in May, , according to The Sunday Times and other publications. An exiled investigative journalist with sources in Russian intelligence told the Sunday Times that the twins were delivered via cesarean section on a VIP floor that had been cleared of all other patients.
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