Former Malaysian king's Russian model wife threatens to expose 'painful' secrets about their marriage and split
Russian beauty queen Oksana Voevodina who was divorced by former king of Malaysia Sultan Muhammad a few weeks after giving birth is threatening to expose 'painful' secrets of their romance and split.
As reported by DailyMail, Voevodina took to Instagram to share a picture of the couple looking very much in love though it is unclear when exactly the picture was taken. She geotagged the picture to Kuala Lumpur despite the fact that she is now reportedly staying in Moscow along with her son. She insists that her baby is the ex-king's sole male heir. She also shared a message which is believed to be aimed at Sultan Muhammad.
She wrote, "I know that everyone really wants to know what happened to us. Before, I was not ready to reveal my story. Maybe, if I tell you the truth, I will feel better... but I just don't want to hurt anyone." Voevodina further added that it "will be painful" alongside a pensive emoji.
50-year-old Sultan Muhammad's marriage to wife Oksana Voevodina, 27, lasted just a year, and the very abrupt end to their whirlwind romance had rocked Malaysia, just like their marriage did. As a result of the romance, Sultan of Kelantan Sultan Muhammad V abdicated the throne. The former King, who used the Sharia law to divorce her, had married the Russian model in a secret Islamic ceremony which had taken place in Malaysia last year.
According to Voevodina's lawyers, there has not been a divorce but the king's lawyer in Singapore revealed that she had received details of the Sharia split.
Lawyer Koh Tien Hua also said, "There is no objective evidence as yet as to the biological father of the child." Voevodina spoke through her friends and had revealed that she was ready for a DNA test in order to prove that her son, Leon, is the son of Sultan Muhammad.
MEAWW previously reported that although the 27-year-old Russian beauty queen has continued to deny any marital split from her husband, a Malaysian diplomatic source in Moscow has claimed that they have "already chosen" a new bride for the monarch.
