Putin's 'secret daughter' talks about father as US and Russia set for 'head-on collision'

Vladimir Putin’s alleged ‘secret daughter’ is speaking out about her father as his nation and the US are set for ‘head-on collision’.

Elizaveta Krivonogikh is believed to be the love child of the Russian president and Svetlana Krivonogikh, a cleaner who he is rumoured to have had an affair with back in the early noughties.

Her scathing comments come as the tension seems to keep building between Putin and Donald Trump. Having given a 10-day deadline to the leader with some heavy warnings, the US president has since gone about moving two nuclear submarines.

With comments from Russia about a ‘step towards war’, local media seems to be mocking Trump as military commentators say he is ‘throwing a temper tantrum’.

But it’s Putin that Krivonogikh is directing her scathing comments at.

Putin's alleged secret daughter is said to be from an affair with a cleaner. (GAVRIIL GRIGOROV/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)

The 22-year-old art grad living in Paris is believed to be his youngest daughter and as of 2020, and her mum is estimated to be worth $100 million. That’s as she subsequently became a shareholder in Bank Rossiya following the rumoured affair.

Krivonogikh took to her private Telegram channel to share a selfie in a car with the caption: “It’s liberating to be able to show my face to the world again. It reminds me of who I was born to be and who destroyed my life.

“The man who took millions of lives and who destroyed mine.”

While the man she’s referring to might be unnamed, it’s pretty much wholly believed that she’s referring to Putin.

Krivonogikh is said to be living in the French capital under the surname Rudnova and apparently working at a gallery displaying work created by opponents of the war on Ukraine.

Her comments come as Russian media seems to suggest an escalation in Trump and Putin’s tense relationship.

She left social media when Russia's war on Ukraine began. (Instagram / luizaroz__)

"A head-on collision seems unavoidable," said Russian tabloid Moskovsky Komsomolets recently.

"The Trump locomotive and the Putin locomotive are speeding towards each other.

"And neither is about to turn off or stop and reverse."

While the US leader threatens the Russian with economic sanctions if he doesn’t meet his deadline, the Kremlin seems to show no indication of ending its war on Ukraine and declaring a long-term ceasefire.

Recently, former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev wrote that ‘each new ultimatum’ from Trump ‘is a threat and a step towards war’.

He described the American’s words as ‘theatrical’ as he claimed Russia ‘didn’t care’ about Trump’s ‘ultimatum game’.