The key facts

  • Inna Mikhailova announced the breakup at the end of September 2026, calling her husband a 'fake person'; the singer denied this statement
  • The mansion in the Agalarov Estate settlement near Istra is registered to Inna; the family also owns a villa in Montenegro and a collection of luxury cars
  • At present, Mikhailov formally owns only a sole proprietorship and a small stake in a radio station; his business projects in construction and the restaurant business never took off

Inna's statement and the singer's denial

At the end of September 2026, the wife of singer Stas Mikhailov, Inna, announced on social media that their relationship was over, calling her husband a 'fake person' and stating that she had nothing to do 'with his current image and appearance.' The marriage had lasted 15 years and was considered one of the strongest in Russian show business. Producer Sergey Dvortsov, according to Life.ru, claimed that there had been no infidelity — the couple had simply decided to go their separate ways. However, Mikhailov himself denied this information in a video: 'Don't worry, everything is fine. We are all alive and well. Inna is my beloved wife. Don't believe everything that is written.' More than a month later, the real reasons for the conflict and the couple's further plans remain unknown.

What may become subject to division

Life.ru suggested that the denial may be connected to the property consequences of the divorce. The main family property — a mansion of nearly 600 square meters on a 26.5-sotka plot in the gated Agalarov Estate settlement in the village of Zakharovo near Istra — is registered to Inna Mikhailova; its value may reach 1 billion rubles. The singer himself is registered in an apartment of more than 80 square meters in the Koptevo district of Moscow, worth about 30 million rubles, which the outlet considers more of an office and a place to register cars. Abroad, the family owns a high-tech style villa of 1,000 square meters in Krtoli near the Bay of Kotor in Montenegro, estimated at around 2 million euros.

Car fleet and business projects

According to the outlet, Mikhailov's car fleet has included three Rolls-Royces — a Cullinan, a Ghost and a Phantom; the Ghost was spotted in Monaco, Germany and on the Côte d'Azur, including in the under-construction 'eco-district' Anse du Portier (Mareterra). Also noted were a Mercedes G 63 AMG by Brabus, spotted at the Montenegrin villa, and an S600 Maybach. Currently, according to Life.ru, Mikhailov formally owns no real estate: he has only a sole proprietorship in the performing arts and a small stake in a Moscow radio station. His business experience was limited to a stake in Stroy Invest LLC (50%, transferred to a unit fund in 2018) and the Kommunalka restaurant in St. Petersburg, which by 2018 had effectively stopped operating; a plan to open 5–10 franchised restaurants in major cities never materialized.