"Tatiana and I are no longer allies, but two poles." Vladislav Bakalchuk compared his relationship with his ex-wife to the film "Mr. and Mrs. Smith"

Wildberries co-founder Vladislav Bakalchuk published a new post on his Telegram channel, in which he compared the scandal with his ex-wife Tatyana Kim and his relationship with her to the plot of the famous Hollywood film "Mr. and Mrs. Smith".

"Friends, if someone had told me a year ago that my life would turn into a Hollywood drama, I would have laughed. But here we are, in the midst of events that resemble one of the highest-grossing films, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, with one difference: that film was the beginning of the relationship between Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie."

Vladislav Bakalchuk noted that over the past six months the situation has resembled a movie plot with betrayal, a fight for the "family legacy", intrigues and unexpected turns: "Tatiana and I are no longer allies, but two poles around which the fate of the company, the team and millions of Wildberries clients revolves."

Bakalchuk said: "I've always said that I believe in a happy ending. But it will only come when one stops trying to destroy the other. The story of Wildberries is not yet finished, but I believe that it deserves a different genre. Not a drama, not an action movie, and no, not even a comedy, but a biopic."

Bakalchuk has previously compared himself to Donald Trump, the hero of the film "The Godfather" and the Count of Monte Cristo. It has recently become known that Bakalchuk is going to make a biopic about the Wildberries company.

The Wildberries scandal erupted in the summer. Vladislav Bakalchuk said that his ex-wife was being manipulated and that they were trying to seize the company. Tatyana insisted that Vladislav could not come to terms with their divorce and was trying to deprive her of her business. She removed him from management, saying that his role had always been insignificant. The conflict escalated so much that a shootout occurred in the Wildberries office, resulting in two deaths. Tatyana later returned to her maiden name. Yesterday, Bakalchuk lost in court: his claim, in which he challenged the legality of the transfer of the company's assets to the merged structure of RVB, was denied.