Pugacheva with a hand injury met in Cyprus with the singer of her songs Wilms

People's Artist of the USSR Alla Pugacheva was spotted on the streets of Limassol in Cyprus. Singer Egor Wilms, who flew in from Moscow, met the singer during her morning walk with the dog and on Tuesday, October 6, posted photos together.

The pictures posted on social media show that an orthosis has been placed on the singer's left arm. According to The Voice, the meeting took place on Wilms' birthday. According to the artist, he specifically sought meetings with Pugacheva in places where she often visits, and spent about four hours waiting.

"Early in the morning we went to the place where Alla Borisovna Pugacheva goes. We walked for four hours, waited, hoped, and almost accepted that today was not fate. And suddenly... I see her. Alla Borisovna is walking with a dog. At that moment, everything inside me just froze," Egor Wilms confessed.

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After a short conversation on the street, the singer invited him to a restaurant to leave an autograph. Wilms said that the pop star agreed to give him time after learning that he had flown to her from Moscow specifically for his holiday.

"We talked a little bit. I asked for a photo and an autograph, and she said, "Let's go to a restaurant, we'll do everything there." I was so worried that words cannot express it. I told her a little bit about myself, about what I do, about my audience and how many people love her very much too," the singer added.

The artist also posted a selfie with Pugacheva, noting that the pictures were not processed. In the footage, the performer is depicted with a minimal amount of makeup.

The state of Alla Pugacheva's health was already the subject of discussion in July 2026. Then, at a music festival in Jurmala, the singer appeared with a cane and limped noticeably. She told reporters that as a result of the fall, she suffered fractures of her leg and hip joint, which caused her to be restricted in movement for four months.

According to AiF, the rehabilitation process after fractures was accompanied by panic attacks due to fear of loss of mobility. Doctors, whose opinion the publication cites, associate the fragility of the artist's bones with the possible development of sarcopenia.