Russian President Vladimir Putin and his alleged long-time partner, former Olympic gymnast Alina Kabaeva, are believed to have two sons, Ivan and Vladimir Jr., aged nine and five, respectively. This revelation was made by The Dossier Centre, a Russian investigative organization, and reported by Forbes.
While Putin has always guarded his private life, the report suggests that the two boys live an exceptionally private and secure life near Lake Valdai, northwest of Moscow, under the protection of the Kremlin's Federal Protective Service.

Despite public curiosity surrounding his personal life, Putin has consistently avoided confirming his relationship with Kabaeva, although the pair is rumoured to have been together since 2008, long before his divorce from his former wife, Lyudmila, in 2014. Putin has only acknowledged two daughters-Maria, 39, and Katerina, 38 from his previous marriage
According to reports, Kabaeva gave birth to their first son, Ivan, in a Swiss maternity center in Lugano, while their younger son, Vladimir Jr., was born in Moscow. The two children reportedly reside in an opulent, highly secured estate, far removed from the public eye.
The boys live an isolated life, shielded from the outside world and rarely interacting with other children. Their education is provided by private tutors, and they receive specialized training in music, swimming, and artistic gymnastics.
Ivan, the elder of the two, is said to have participated in gymnastics competitions and often enjoys playing hockey with his father. However, despite their privileged upbringing, the boys' social interactions remain extremely limited, and they are kept away from any public appearances.
Reports suggest that Putin has gone to great lengths to ensure the financial security of Kabaeva and her family, allegedly funneling millions of dollars through covert channels. Kabaeva is believed to live in a lavish 13,000-square-foot villa on Putin's estate near Lake Valdai, designed in a traditional Russian dacha style. Her extended family reportedly benefits from the leader's wealth as well, with multiple properties, worth millions, allegedly being acquired in their name.