Russian singer Philipp Kirkorov sold a mansion in Miami to his… (доллар · киркоров · особняк)
Russian singer Philipp Kirkorov sold a mansion in Miami to his daughter Alia-Victoria for $100, significantly below market value, as part of a legal strategy to secure her U.S. citizenship despite ongoing issues related to her birthright status. The property is located on La Gorce Drive in a prestigious neighborhood and benefits from various tax advantages.
Consensus
- Philipp Kirkorov sold his daughter Alia-Victoria a mansion in Miami for $100.
- The sale was conducted to secure or maintain the daughter's right to U.S. citizenship.
- Both of Kirkorov's children were born in the United States, but questions about their citizenship have occasionally arisen.
- The property is located on La Gorce Drive in a prestigious Miami neighborhood.
- The mansion has seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms.
- The property includes a pool with tile cladding, jacuzzi, brick-and-stone terrace, and an elevator.
- Kirkorov owns the property jointly with his son Martin, daughter Alia-Victoria, and another woman.
- The property currently has a assessed value of $4.38 million.
- The property benefits from tax advantages under Florida's Save Our Homes program.
Points of divergence
- The mansion was originally purchased by Kirkorov in 2011 for $4.2 million and is valued at $6.1 million on the market. — riamo
- Tax benefits include Homestead ($25,000 annually) and Second Homestead deductions (in 2026: $26,400). — riamo
- The living area of the mansion is 7905 square feet (~734 sqm), as stated in the publication. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- Kirkorov's Scheme: How the Singer Secured His Daughter's Right to US Citizenship — РИАМО
- Mash: Kirkorov sold his daughter a Miami mansion for $100 — Вечерняя Москва