Anna Netrebko lost a luxurious apartment in New York
'20.06.2022'
Nadezhda Verbitskaya
People's Artist of Russia Anna Netrebko admitted that she had lost a luxurious apartment in New York. Now the celebrity lives in the capital of Austria, reports Oops top.
On June 17, the opera singer showed subscribers her apartment in the center of Vienna. Back in 2006, Anna Netrebko moved to Vienna after receiving Austrian citizenship.
Fans of the singer drew attention to the rich furnishings of the new apartment. And some even compared Netrebko's Austrian apartments with her apartment in New York. To this comment, the singer replied that she no longer owns that apartment in the largest American metropolis.
Recently, the opera diva flew to New York to say goodbye to the part of her life that has passed here.
“New York is my eternal love. For almost 20 years I lived with your crazy energy. 20 best years! Thank you for everything you gave me,” Anna wrote on social networks during the trip.
At the same time, the singer did not go into details of what exactly happened to her American real estate. It is known that she bought an apartment in Manhattan for $2,35 million in 2013 in a 30-year mortgage.
Social networks suggest that the apartment was taken away from Netrebko immediately after being expelled from the Metropolitan Opera.
As ForumDaily New York previously wrote, from collaboration with the singer refused major world opera, among which new york metropolitan opera. The reason for breaking the contracts was the artist's tacit support for Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Later, the singer condemned Putin's actions, but the authorities of the Metropolitan Opera did not change their decision.
However, not everything is so bad with the opera soloist. The CEO of the Vienna State Opera has confirmed that Netrebko will return to the stage in the 2022/2023 season. In May, the singer already performed on European stages after the scandal associated with her position regarding the events taking place in Ukraine. The artist performed at the Paris Philharmonic Orchestra and La Scala Theater in Milan.
