Djigan's father denies abuse claims, blames ex-daughter-in-law for…

Rapper Jigana's father, Alexander Ustimenko, rejected accusations made by Oksana Samoylova against her son.

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Alexander Ustimenko, the father of rapper Djigan, denies Oksana Samoilova's claims of abuse and threats.
Ustimenko claims Samoilova's statements are false and motivated by financial gain and publicity.
Ustimenko states he had regular contact with his grandchildren until the end of September.
Ustimenko says he communicates daily with his son, who is in a rehabilitation center.
The court in Moscow registered Samoilova's lawsuit seeking to restrict Djigan's parental rights.
Djigan is reportedly in a rehabilitation center in Israel.

Samoilova claimed she feared for her life and children during the marriage, and that Djigan once pointed a weapon at her head. — riamo
There were reports of Djigan holding security and staff hostage and opening fire on the night of July 3–4, and that he was arrested at his home in the Moscow region over a 1.7 million ruble alimony debt. — riamo
Ustimenko said he congratulated his granddaughter Lya on her birthday on September 3. — riamo
Ustimenko stated that the couple lived in harmony during their marriage and that allegations of threats and domestic violence are untrue. — vesti