The forward of Metallurg sued his ex-wife for 120 thousand rubles for half a bag of Chanel

Daniil Vovchenko, a forward of Magnitogorsk Metallurg hockey club, won a property division trial, receiving 120 thousand rubles from his ex—wife Yana Vovchenko, half the cost of a Chanel branded handbag. This was announced on December 18 by Yana Vovchenko herself.

"Vovcha (Vovchenko — Ed.) was awarded half a purse, as he wanted. 120 thousand rubles. None of the eight applications helped, five to the prosecutor's office, three to city departments. No lawyer, <...> no testimony, <...> no 150 sheets describing what a bad wife I am and how bad it is to live with me," the girl wrote on Instagram (owned by Meta, a company whose activities are recognized as extremist and banned in the Russian Federation).

She explained that the disputed accessory was purchased in marriage, and the payment was divided equally. At the same time, Yana Vovchenko sued the athlete for 10 million rubles for other items of the division of jointly acquired property, which is estimated at tens of millions, and intends to seek a review of the decision on the bag in order to recover its full value.

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