Dmitry Dibrov Reveals Divorce Details: Property Division and Child Custody After Split from Polina
Renowned TV presenter Dmitry Dibrov has shared intricate details regarding his divorce from his fourth wife, Polina, outlining the division of their jointly acquired assets and the arrangements for their children's custody.
According to Dibrov, following their separation, Polina received the entire car fleet and their urban property. He, in turn, retained ownership of their suburban house on Rublyovka, emphasizing that every last detail, down to the final nail, was financed solely by him, as Polina was not employed during that period.
Dmitry also affirmed his ongoing full financial support for their three sons, stating that he provides "any amount she asks for."
Regarding the children, the former spouses reached an agreement: their eldest son, Alexander, now resides with his father. The younger sons, Fyodor and Ilya, remained with Polina and her new partner, Roman Tovstik.
Dibrov further mentioned that Polina fulfilled a key condition he set before the divorce: she personally filed for the divorce, as the decision to separate was hers, and she was responsible for discussing it with the children.
Commenting on the divorce in such detail for the first time, Dmitry Dibrov stated that he harbors no ill will towards his ex-wife. However, he expressed skepticism regarding her true happiness with her new romantic partner, businessman Roman Tovstik.
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