The relationship between mother and daughter cannot be called good.

As often happens, while the mother was trying to arrange her personal life and was absent from home for a long time, the daughter grew up in her own world. And when the mother finally realized that in her relationship with her daughter everything was not going quite right, time had already been lost.

So Tatyana Plaksina “searched for herself” for a long time, and blamed her mother exclusively for all her failures. Tanya was addicted to illegal drugs, which in itself affected her health, and then there was the accident, after which her face had to be completely restored.

Nevertheless, after this, Lyubov Uspenskaya somehow managed to establish normal relations with Tanya and convince her that her calling was to sing chanson with her. Plaksina began touring with her mother and everything was OK until another breakdown occurred.

Plaksina somehow ended up in Israel, and at a time when the military conflict there had escalated sharply. Why she ended up there is still not very clear, but upon returning to Russia, Tatyana unexpectedly gave another interview, where she again accused her mother.

It turns out that three years ago, when she went to a clinic under pressure from her mother, she was raped by a male nurse there.

“My mother locked me in a horrible place where I was raped. A male nurse… It happened once… He came, stabbed me with something and started interacting with me. There were consequences – another injury. And a physical one too. It was painful. I was not a virgin, but I had gone a long period without sexual contact. My mother knew about it, and my mother raised a scandal at the clinic. There was no trial, she just came with her Alexander Salon, his director, whose hands are doing all this. She is the brains of the operation, and he is the hands,” Tatyana said.

Apparently, the claims against the mother are that she did not bring the case to court, but limited herself to a scandal. It is strange, of course. But knowing Tatyana, one can assume that everything was not quite like that. And maybe not at all.