Yana Rudkoskaya, 47, is a Russian actress and producer of a music show, and more famously as the wife of "Czar on Ice" Yevgeny Victorovich Pushshenko.
Now when it comes to the "Ice Prince", many people will think of HabuYuki, but in the late 1990s, the 39-year-old Pushshenko was the most handsome and dashing "prince" in the hearts of the audience, and even in 2014, he could still win the Winter Olympic men's figure skating team championship, becoming the second athlete in history to win four flower medals.
Pushshenko is now the father of two children, and the eldest son of the family, Christian, is also ready to inherit his father's mantle, so he has undergone almost rigorous training, although he is a child born with a golden spoon, he has never experienced the taste of being coddled on the ice rink.
Rudkovskaya's influence has also accumulated a lot of wealth for her (of course, her husband also has a great credit), and she is also very famous in the Russian rich women's circle, but recently she has also encountered the "pain" of having money that cannot be spent.
According to the Daily Mail on April 4, local time, Rudkovskaya was frustrated when she wanted to buy Chanel in Paris, and the clerk refused to sell it to her. "For a woman who has been buying Chanel and wearing Chanel haute couture for more than 20 years and always sitting in the front row of the runway, it's shocking," said Proshenko's wife.
In addition, Rudkovskaya also revealed that she has spent more than 1 million euros (about 6.99 million RMB) with Chanel, so the ban makes her feel "a little humiliated".
Of course, Rudkovskaya is not a "exclusive favorite" of Chanel, and judging from the footage she shows on social media, she wears Louis Vuitton's (LV) pajamas and steps on Hermès fur slippers, and is enthusiastically showing her "concubine bag" (the classic of the Dior family) collection for fans.
Rudkovskaya is not the only one to be "shut out" by Chanel, as Anna Kalashnikova, a 37-year-old singer and tv show host, has also experienced a similar experience, not in Paris but in Dubai.
Kalashnikova wanted to buy earrings and bags, but was told by the manager, "We know you are a Russian celebrity, so we can't sell you our brand's goods.".
Kalashnikova was furious and had announced that she would boycott the Veteran French in the future.
Liza Litvin, a Russian interior designer and "influencer," was also rejected in Dubai.
Litvin shared her shopping experience on social media, "They didn't sell me the bag because, I'm from Russia." "They told me they wouldn't sell it to me unless I signed a statement promising that I wouldn't use the bag on Russian territory."
Mr. Litvin said she was asked for her identity and left a Russian phone number, which was why she couldn't get her hands on the bag of her choice.
Of course, the clerks are also forced to do such a thing, after all, not to give the package to the rich Russian wives, it is also a huge loss for them, but helplessly with the EU issued sanctions and bans, they are also powerless.
Rich Russian wives who complain on social media that they can't buy big names are not in the minority, they prefer to travel and shop in places like Paris and Dubai, although in the past they used to play the role of "calling the wind and rain" with the banknotes in their hands, but now they can't do whatever they want, so they are very unwilling.
But the wife of a billionaire named Snezhanna Georgieva said she had a way to circumvent the ban and "I know some boutiques will still call their regular customers and inform them that something new is available." The husband of the 48-year-old rich woman is the owner of a winery.