Accused child Vladimir Putin follows Alexei Navalny on Instagram where she watches constant trolling over her father.
Elizaveta, also known as Luiza, is the daughter of Svetlana Krivonogikh, 45, a former cleaner, who was attached to a Kremlin leader in the late 1990s.
The 17-year-old, who has 91,000 followers on Instagram, appeared in a video shared by a Navalny opposition leader arrested last week in which he exposed ‘corruption’ Putin.
Accused child Vladimir Putin follows Alexei Navalny on Instagram and is even abandoned for the Russian President to be her father
Luiza follows Navalny on the social media platform despite being a bow critic of her accused father
The 44-year-old politician was recently poisoned by the zero-chemical representative Novichok and imprisoned in Russia
He introduced a snippet of Luiza dance with a British-educated male friend.
She responded complaining that the clip was too short, saying she had ‘only been given a minute’, before she submitted another video.
But Luiza is still following Navalny on the social media platform despite the imprisonment of the notorious Putin, who sparked major protests in Russia this weekend.
European Union foreign ministers are debating the 27-nation bloc’s response to his arrest on Monday.
The 44-year-old politician was recently poisoned by chemical zero representative Novichok according to a report by a hit squad from the FSB secret service.
Luiza is the daughter of Svetlana Krivonogikh (45 pictured), 45, who had an affiliation with the Kremlin leader in the late 1990s
Current Putin partner is former Olympic athlete Alina Kabaeva (pictured together)
Navalny has stated that his intent is to oppose Putin, 68, and for years he has exposed exposures of corruption in ruling circles.
Thousands of Navalny supporters were arrested this weekend in what has been described as the biggest demonstrations since putin came to power more than two decades ago.
Luiza, a St. Petersburg education student, was questioned on Instagram: ‘Aren’t you ashamed of your dad?’
Another wrote: ‘What do you say at school when they ask you who your father is? ‘
But she’s back at online ‘haters’ as she continues to make a difference in her elegant lifestyle.
Luiza has contradicted views on the £ 1billion Black Sea palace that Navalny says is a Kremlin Putin bolthole
She has commented on Navalny’s £ 1billion Black Sea palace which he claims is a Putin bolthole from the Kremlin, with a pook dancing hookah room, a casino and its own vineyard.
She was asked: ‘Do they make Novichok in the same vineyard?’
Other comments on her page include: ‘Your mother was born to make sure life was comfortable for her.
‘Don’t be deceived and think you were wanted. You are just a tool with the help of your mother got what she wanted. ‘
Read another comment: ‘What is it like to be born with Putin’s face?’
Riot police hold detained participant in unlicensed rally in support of Russian opposition activist Alexei Navalny with Moscow Circus
Russian police detain men in unauthorized protest rally against prison chief Alexei Navalny
She did not respond to messages urging her to take part in the big weekend protests against Putin.
She also declined to ask if she described Putin’s accused partner, Olympic gymnast Alina Kabaeva, 37, as an ‘aunt’.
She was asked: ‘How do you say Alina Kabaeva, just’ Aunt Alina ‘?’
Her social media shows she is wearing a Gucci face mask, and a Bottega Veneta bag, and YSL gloves.
Andrey Zakharov, the journalist who first uncovered Putin ‘s secret daughter and her mother, said:’ When I was writing about Putin ‘s third daughter, I thought she would delete her Instagram.
More than 3,500 people were arrested at protests across the country
‘She ended up signing Navalny.’
Neither the Kremlin nor Luiza nor her mother have confirmed that she is Putin’s daughter.
It comes as Russia opposes growing criticism from European leaders about their handling of Navalny.
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said on Monday: ‘This retention wave is something that really worries us, as well as keeping Mr. Navalny. ‘
More than 3,500 people were arrested at protests across the country.
German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said ‘under the Russian constitution, everyone in Russia has the right to express and confirm their opinion. That must be possible. The principles of the rule of law must also apply – Russia has always done that. ‘
He and other ministers called for the protesters to be released immediately.
In October, the EU imposed sanctions on six Russian officials and a state research institute over Navalny poisoning, but there is little desire to take new measures immediately. Borrell, the EU ‘s chief diplomat, is also planning a trip to Moscow and it is unclear how events will affect that trip.
On Sunday, French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian expressed concern over what he described as Russia’s authoritarian movement. He told France-Inter radio that Navalny poisoning must be ‘stripped of all lights’. ‘This was an assassination attempt,’ said Le Drian.
The protests drew thousands of people in Russia’s major cities, including about 15,000 in Moscow.
As they emerged, U.S. embassy spokeswoman Rebecca Ross said on Twitter that the United States supports everyone’s right to peaceful protest, freedom of expression. Measures taken by the Russian authorities take away these rights. ‘
The embassy also tweeted a State Department statement calling for the release of Navalny.
Putin’s argument said the statements interfered with the country’s domestic affairs and encouraged Russians to break the law.