Vladimir Kopylov, the father of the late Zhanna Friske, has once again criticized Dmitry Shepelev. The reason for this was his intention to disinherit his grandson Platon from a 90-square-meter apartment on Krasnaya Presnya, which the singer's parents had turned into a museum in her memory.

In early summer, Vladimir Kopylov shocked the public with a statement about revising his will. He plans to disinherit 13-year-old Platon from the apartment, which he initially intended to transfer to him upon reaching adulthood. Now, the property will most likely go to his younger granddaughter, Luna.

Explaining his decision on the NTV show "Zvezdy Soshlis," Kopylov did not mince words when speaking about Shepelev. "I don't want Shepelev's relatives to appear in my daughter's apartment. They already set up a gypsy camp there at one time," he stated.

Zhanna's father emphasized that he cannot communicate with his grandson, and Platon has never visited his mother's grave. He blames Shepelev for this. "He probably doesn't even know where the grave is... Although no... He knows, because he sent people here, spies, who filmed from under their shirts until we caught them. He is a vile person, he won't come and say it directly, he'll do it from around the corner. I don't even need him to come here. Let him at least bring his grandson here once, so he knows where his mother, his blood, rests," Vladimir Borisovich said earlier.

Kopylov explained why he is rewriting the will to Luna: "Well, where will I get Platosha? Platosha is not here. How will I re-register it to him? I am old and sick. Anything can happen in this life, so everything needs to be done in advance. Yes, it's not excluded that he will want to communicate, but whether I will be alive by then is unknown. Therefore, I am re-registering it to my granddaughter."

Dmitry Shepelev, as a rule, tries not to comment on such statements. However, he previously published a touching post dedicated to Zhanna: "I address this to all women, mothers, and grandmothers, with whom we have been so friendly here for many years, and to those who will come to this channel for the first time. Next to Platon's desk is a large photograph of his mother. She guards his sleep, she is with him on the days of his big boyish victories and on the most ordinary days."

More than 11 years have passed since Zhanna Friske's death. Her parents have still not come to terms with the loss and separation from their grandson. Dmitry Shepelev is happy in his relationship with Ekaterina Tulupova, with whom he is raising their 5-year-old son Tikhon, Platon's younger brother.