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Ksenia Anatolyevna Sobchak is a Russian journalist, media manager, television personality, and former politician. She is the younger daughter of Anatoly Sobchak, the first democratically elected mayor of Saint Petersburg and one of Vladimir Putin's mentors, and Senator Lyudmila Narusova.
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culture · Russian journalist and media manager (born 1981) · actor · politician · socialite · model · television presenter · radio personality · journalist · public figure · writer · also Kseniya Sobchak, Ksenia Sobchak, Xenia Sobchak, Kseniya Anatolyevna Sobchak, Ksenia Anatolyevna Sobchak, Sobchak
Born 5 November 1981 · Q287099
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Published video “Юрий Норштейн завещает свои работы Хаяо Миядзаки”.
Published video “ЮРИЙ НОРШТЕЙН: вражда с Союзмультфильмом, Миядзаки и политика”.
Published video “Собчак — про прогрев от Instasamka”.
Published video “Ксения Собчак — новости про фильм «Колобок»”.
Published video “Подмена Трампа, война с WB, невеселый молочник. Прогрев Инстасамки, хейт «Колобка». Разбор новостей”.
Published video “Фанат Арестовича* оказался в кадре во время интервью”.
Published video “Ну что, как вам мои карточки?”.
Published video “POV: Когда наконец дошел до психолога”.
Published video “«Самый токстичный — я»: Игорь Синяк”.
Published video “Сюрприз на съемке для Собчак от Кокошки и Exile”.
The hacker group Black Mirror and the anonymous project VChK-OGPU published a large archive, claiming to possess over 350 gigabytes of Sobchak's personal and corporate correspondence spanning from 2015 to 2026
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Sobchak voiced her support for LGBT rights in Russia, stating that she disagrees with the country's controversial "gay propaganda law"
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Sobchak was the seventh highest‑paid celebrity in Russia
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Career landmark: traffic collision.
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Sobchak expanded her independent digital presence by launching the YouTube interview and documentary channel Careful, Sobchak
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Claimed: ““Even in these dishonest, non-competitive, unfree elections, we have the chance to have our say, to conduct our own political action, which can be quantified and presented.”” — rated True by VOA.
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Sobchak discussed her intention personally with Putin
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But stated that she was in it for the long haul: "Of course I want to be president
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Claimed: ““I will be straightforward in my answer and tell you what I really think of this issue – I won’t dodge or evade a question. From the standpoint of international law, Crimea belongs to Ukraine. Period. ... We did not keep our promise. We breached the Budapest Memorandum of 1994.”” — rated True by VOA.
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Sobchak said that if there was ever the possibility of political persecution against her, she had thought about emigration or getting an Israeli passport, but would prefer the United States where she could find a Russian
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Russia violated the 1994 Budapest Memorandum; she claimed on 24 October 2017 that "Under these agreements, we agreed that Crimea is Ukrainian, which is the most important for me"
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Appeared in the television series Brief Guide To A Happy Life
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Because the show's lowbrow orientation had become incongruent with her political activism
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Sobchak was critical of Putin's political policies
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Sobchak hosted the programme Sobchak Live on the independent channel TV Rain and became the host of Top Model po-russki on Muz-TV
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Sobchak became a host of the television programme Freedom of Thought on the state‑run Channel 5
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Russia's Tatler magazine included her on its list of the most desirable single women in the country
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Sobchak recorded the song 'Dance with Me' (Потанцуй со мной) with the Russian rapper Timati, as well as a music video
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Sobchak moved to Moscow and enrolled in the International Relations programme at the Moscow State Institute of International Relations
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Sobchak left the school attached to Herzen University and enrolled at Saint Petersburg State University (Department of International Relations)
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Anatoly helped launch Putin's career in politics when he was the mayor of Saint Petersburg
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Born 1981-11-05.
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