No Korean groom for Putin’s daughter
Published: 29 October, 2010, 15:51
Edited: 30 October, 2010, 18:47
RIA Novosti / Aleksey Nikolskiy, STF
TAGS: Putin, Asia, Russia, Thrills&Spills, Mass media
Claims that one of Vladimir Putin’s daughters is engaged to the son of a South Korean retired top brass are false, the prime minister’s spokesman has said.
The South Korean newspaper Joongangdaily claimed Putin’s youngest daughter Ekaterina was to marry the youngest son of a retired admiral, Yoon Jong-gu, citing an unnamed source.
It is not the first time this week that the Russian prime minister’s private life has grabbed public attention. On Thursday, the blogosphere and the media were speculating over photos which appear to show Putin with a black eye.
Observers came up with a number of explanations ranging from an unlucky judo practice to the effects of a Botex shot. Putin’s spokesman said there was no bruise, and the visual effect in the photos was due to shadows cast on his face.
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There is no smoke without fire. I think the Korean report on Mr. Putin's prospective groom might be true, for this guy does exist in real life, who has known Mr. Putin's younger daughter since 1997 based on his personal interview with the Korean paper. I know that Mr. Putin would never allow his families to become the focus of the public attention nationwide or worldwide, but I think the news about one's possible marriage is always a blessing, so... About the "Botox" use by Mr. Putin in some western press, I personally think that this is really a very serious & spiteful attack against him. I only have one question in mind: Is it true that the incumbent Russian President is getting more popular with the domestic public, compared to Mr. Putin? Can any Russian posters make a reply?












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