People's Artist of the Russian Federation Larisa Dolina does not…

People's Artist of the Russian Federation Larisa Dolina does not intend to buy back her former apartment in Khovniki.

Consensus

Larisa Dolina has no intention of repurchasing her former Moscow apartment in Khamovniki.
Dolina stated she has moved on from the past and considers her current home superior to her previous one.
Her current apartment was gifted to her by friends and is located in a new building with modern renovation.
The current owner of the apartment, Polina Lurie, was involved in a legal dispute over the property.
The Supreme Court of Russia ruled in December 2025 in favor of Polina Lurie, overturning previous decisions.
The case attracted significant media attention and became a public controversy.

There were two enforcement proceedings opened against Larisa Dolina by bailiffs in July 2025 due to unpaid traffic fines, with one fine amounting to 750 rubles. — gazeta_spb
There are tax implications for Dolina due to the gift of her apartment, as it exceeds 5 million rubles and is not from a close relative, requiring her to file an NDFL-3 tax declaration. — gazeta_spb
Sergei Pudovkin, Dolina's director, mentioned a possible gift from businessman Yuri Rastegine, though he did not confirm it. — gazeta_spb
The Supreme Court's decision in December 2025 was specifically about the cancellation of all lower court rulings regarding the sale of Dolina's former apartment. — vm