Fadeev accused Ionova of manipulation and lies

MOSCOW, July 22 Music producer Maxim Fadeev, after Natalya Chistyakova-Ionova’s comment about the concert in Krasnoyarsk, brought her condolences in connection with the death of her grandmother, but noted that the project «Gluk'oZa» should exist in the form in which he conceived it.
Earlier, Ionova commented on her performance in Krasnoyarsk at Metallurgist Day, citing the use of antidepressants and sleeping pills as the reason for her strange behavior on stage. The singer stated that her health problems began due to stress: Ionova lost her grandmother Lydia, who raised her, and at the same time a conflict between the performer and her former producer Fadeev began.
< br />“I sincerely sympathize with Natasha in connection with the loss of her grandmother Lydia, whom I also respected very much. And I wish Natasha to cope with all the difficulties as soon as possible. And I want the Gluck'Oza project, which I came up with, to exist in the form in which I came up with it,” he wrote in his Telegram channel.

Fadeev said that he has known Ionova since she was 13 years old. He stated that he began working with her when Ionova herself and her family were in a difficult life situation. According to the producer, after the singer’s career took off, Ionova’s grandmother thanked him “for saving their family.” Fadeev also wrote that for many years he treated Ionova as a daughter, but six years ago “events happened” because of which he stopped communicating with her family.
““It’s surprising to me that Natasha only noticed this a month ago,” he added. At the same time, Fadeev accused the performer of “manipulation and lies.”
The producer admitted that he was “used to attacks” from those whose careers took place with his help.
It was previously reported in Telegram channels that Ionova behaved strangely at Metallurgist Day in Krasnoyarsk, almost disrupting the concert. After this incident, Maxim Fadeev stated that Ionova is not part of the Gluck'oZa group; a lawsuit will be filed in the near future, which will deprive her of the opportunity to use this pseudonym and Fadeev's music.