Oleg Vynnyk Reveals Details of Conflict with Former Producer: What Really Happened.

According to ТСН: Singer Oleg Vynnyk and his wife Tayune shared details about their relationship with former producer Oleksandr Horbenko.

Controversial Statements about Crossing the Border

Oleksandr has claimed for several years that Vynnyk illegally left the country in the first days of the full-scale invasion, allegedly crossing the border in the trunk of a car. However, in an interview, Oleg stated that this is not true. He emphasized that he has resident status in Germany and also mentioned that he initially helped Horbenko's family, even providing them shelter in his apartment.

Alcohol Problems

Tayune added that the ex-producer and his wife Nina had alcohol problems. Oleg stopped her, but the singer continued, recounting the inadequate behavior of the Horbenko family. This caused her concern, as loud quarrels took place in a foreign apartment, and she was afraid that the police would intervene in the situation. Oleg warned the guests about the possible consequences. After the conflict, the couple said that the Horbenkos left their home and stopped communicating.

«We considered them to be family. They lived with us for about two weeks. And I had no regrets; we are very hospitable people. I even restricted myself to make it comfortable for the guests. However, many nuances arose during the entire time. The family had alcohol problems. One evening they had a serious quarrel. I was very scared that the police would come, as the housing is ours. Oleg said that such things are not done in our apartment. And we decided to leave them in the kitchen. We wanted to help. And in the morning, when we woke up, they were gone. No 'thank you', no 'goodbye'. I suggested meeting and talking, but they said, 'We won’t talk'», shared Tayune.

Oleg Vynnyk’s Private Son

Recently, Oleg also spoke for the first time about the life of his private son, who is now 21 years old. The artist shared what the young man does and how he supports his music career.

This story illustrates how complex personal relationships can affect the creativity of artists. The situation with the Horbenkos and the details about Vynnyk's son suggest that during the war, personal life is just as important as a career. Oleg Vynnyk and his wife try to maintain a balance between personal experiences and professional obligations, just like many Ukrainians in this difficult time.