Yevgeny Prigozhin, or the Wagner chief, as he is most popularly known, is a man whom, at this point, everyone knows. He is the chief of Russia's most dangerous mercenary force, Russian President Vadimir&nbsp;Putin's one-time confidant, who suspiciously turned rebel and&nbsp;despite all reports of moving to Belarus on exile is&nbsp;still inside Russia.

Now, a recent report by a publication run by an exiled Russian journalist has revealed disturbing information about Prigozhin, whose personal life has for long remained an enigma.

The Insider, which is run by Roman Dobrokhotov, in a recent report, has revealed shocking details about the mercenary boss' bedroom habits. Reportedly, he is very fond of having sex with young girls and virgins.

Here's all you need to know

<h2>How did the information come to light?</h2>

The Insider talked to a Russian woman identified only by the pseudonym 'Masha' who told the publication that when she was 18-years-old, she sold her virginity to Prigozhin, who at the time was 62-years-old.

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Masha, who was paid 40,000 roubles or around $623 for the act, revealed that before his downfall, the Wagner chief kept a rotating harem of young girls at his beck and call.&nbsp;

The girls are reportedly housed in rooms at the Solo Sokos Hotel in St. Petersburg. Masha also shed light on the many eccentric habits of the man who was once known as 'Putin's Chef'.

Reportedly, he has sex with girls just a little over 18 years of age without using a condom, as he has an obsession with exchanging bodily fluids with the young girls. This, he&nbsp;believes, enhances his "vitality".

This information has reportedly been corroborated by a representative of a Russia-based sex workers' union. &nbsp;

Masha shared that she was introduced to Prigozhin's harem by a girl she met in a hospital.

<h2>Obsession with virgins</h2>

Virgins, or "shampoo" as he has dubbed them after the disposable product bottles available in hotels, "prolong his youth" believes Prigozhin.

He allegedly even has a system in place to verify their virginity.

Masha told the Insider that she was sent to the Sogaz clinic by the Wagner chief's pimp. The clinic, as per a Daily Mail report, has been linked to Russian President Putin's elder daughter Maria Vorontsova and is known to treat "Special VIPs" like Prigozhin.

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"She said I had to go to the clinic to have my virginity checked. I was sent to the Sogaz clinic, right there on the other side of Nevsky Prospekt."&nbsp;

"At the reception desk, you had to say a password: 'women's sports'," Masha told the publication. This password was reportedly a code that indicated that the girl was there to have her hymen inspected for Prigozhin.

Once that was confirmed, she was sent to the Solo Sokos Hotel on Vasilyevsky Island on the western side of St. Petersburg.&nbsp;

She said it seemed "like there were always rooms reserved for him and the girls, and there were always people who supervised them."&nbsp;

"There were girls, not virgins, whom he paid 5,000 roubles ($78) for sex. They were the ones who told me that it was Prigozhin. They hadn't seen him for several days."

<h2>Penile implants</h2>

Masha also revealed that the Wagner chief had some kind of 'spherical' penile implants, which are painful for the girls. Once the deed was done, Prigozhin left the girl 100,000 roubles, which were to be divided between her and the pimp.

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"Everything was very fast. He has a very small penis, in which there were some kind of balls embedded under the skin. He just left the money in a pile on a chair. It was 100,000 (roubles). I had to take 40,000 for myself, 60,000 was for the pimp."

As&nbsp;per the report, Masha was just one of the many young women kept ready for Prigozhin to use and then "be tossed away."

(With inputs from agencies)

 
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Yevgeny Prigozhin, or the Wagner chief, as he is most popularly known, is a man whom, at this point, everyone knows. He is the chief of Russia's most dangerous mercenary force, Russian President Vadimir Putin's one-time confidant, who suspiciously turned rebel and despite all reports of moving to Belarus on exile is still inside Russia.

Yevgeny Prigozhin, or the Wagner chief, as he is most popularly known, is a man whom, at this point, everyone knows. He is the chief of Russia's most dangerous mercenary force, Russian President Vadimir Putin's one-time confidant, who suspiciously turned rebel and despite all reports of moving to Belarus on exile is still inside Russia. Now, a recent report by a publication run by an exiled Russian journalist has revealed disturbing information about Prigozhin, whose personal life has for long remained an enigma. The Insider, which is run by Roman Dobrokhotov, in a recent report, has revealed shocking details about the mercenary boss' bedroom habits. Reportedly, he is very fond of having sex with young girls and virgins. Here's all you need to know How did the information come to light? The Insider talked to a Russian woman identified only by the pseudonym 'Masha' who told the publication that when she was 18-years-old, she sold her virginity to Prigozhin, who at the time was 62-years-old. Also read | Explained | From hotdog seller to Putin's chef, all you need to know about Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin Masha, who was paid 40,000 roubles or around $623 for the act, revealed that before his downfall, the Wagner chief kept a rotating harem of young girls at his beck and call. The girls are reportedly housed in rooms at the Solo Sokos Hotel in St. Petersburg. Masha also shed light on the many eccentric habits of the man who was once known as 'Putin's Chef'. Reportedly, he has sex with girls just a little over 18 years of age without using a condom, as he has an obsession with exchanging bodily fluids with the young girls. This, he believes, enhances his "vitality". This information has reportedly been corroborated by a representative of a Russia-based sex workers' union. Masha shared that she was introduced to Prigozhin's harem by a girl she met in a hospital. Obsession with virgins Virgins, or "shampoo" as he has dubbed them after the disposable product bottles available in hotels, "prolong his youth" believes Prigozhin. He allegedly even has a system in place to verify their virginity. Masha told the Insider that she was sent to the Sogaz clinic by the Wagner chief's pimp. The clinic, as per a Daily Mail report, has been linked to Russian President Putin's elder daughter Maria Vorontsova and is known to treat "Special VIPs" like Prigozhin. Also read | Putin says Russia 'carefully' examining African proposals to end Ukraine conflict "She said I had to go to the clinic to have my virginity checked. I was sent to the Sogaz clinic, right there on the other side of Nevsky Prospekt." "At the reception desk, you had to say a password: 'women's sports'," Masha told the publication. This password was reportedly a code that indicated that the girl was there to have her hymen inspected for Prigozhin. Once that was confirmed, she was sent to the Solo Sokos Hotel on Vasilyevsky Island on the western side of St. Petersburg. She said it seemed "like there were always rooms reserved for him and the girls, and there were always people who supervised them." "There were girls, not virgins, whom he paid 5,000 roubles ($78) for sex. They were the ones who told me that it was Prigozhin. They hadn't seen him for several days." Penile implants Masha also revealed that the Wagner chief had some kind of 'spherical' penile implants, which are painful for the girls. Once the deed was done, Prigozhin left the girl 100,000 roubles, which were to be divided between her and the pimp. Also read | Tesla factory 'active attacker' situation turns out to be false "Everything was very fast. He has a very small penis, in which there were some kind of balls embedded under the skin. He just left the money in a pile on a chair. It was 100,000 (roubles). I had to take 40,000 for myself, 60,000 was for the pimp." As per the report, Masha was just one of the many young women kept ready for Prigozhin to use and then "be tossed away." (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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A businessman closed to Russian President Vladimir Putin has said he will sue the US for $50bn in damages after prosecutors dropped charges of his firm meddling in the 2016 elections.

Yevgeny Prigozhin, often dubbed “Putin’s chef,” claimed in a statement on Tuesday that he had been “wrongfully persecuted” by US prosecutors who claimed his firm Concord had funded an internet troll factory that had promoted Donald Trump’s candidacy during the US elections in 2016, according to The Guardian.

The charges, which were filed by special counsel Robert Mueller after his two-year investigation into Russian meddling, were abruptly dropped on Monday, a month before trial, the report added.

Prosecutors said the Russian company had “no exposure to meaningful punishment” and that the prosecution risked exposing investigative sources and methods.

A day after charges were dropped, Prigozhin went on the attack, saying the dropped charges showed that the US government “feared publicity and just court proceedings”.

“This means that the allegations that ‘Prigozhin interfered in the US presidential election,’ ‘Concord interfered in the US presidential election,’ or ‘Russia interfered in the US presidential election’ are mendacious and false,” said Prigozhin, according to the statement released by his company.

Prosecutors had previously complained that documents they had provided to the defence had ended up online, and had been hesitant to deliver more sensitive information to Concord’s defence team.

It is not clear whether the plans to file a lawsuit are serious, where the lawsuit will be filed, and why Prigozhin values the damages against him at $50bn. The company’s press office declined to give any more information about Prigozhin’s plans on Tuesday.

A former restaurateur who met Putin in the early 2000s, Prigozhin later won lucrative contracts to supply food to Russian schools and soldiers.&nbsp;

A businessman closed to Russian President Vladimir Putin has said he will sue the US for $50bn in damages after prosecutors dropped charges of his firm meddling in the 2016 elections.

A businessman closed to Russian President Vladimir Putin has said he will sue the US for $50bn in damages after prosecutors dropped charges of his firm meddling in the 2016 elections. Yevgeny Prigozhin, often dubbed “Putin’s chef,” claimed in a statement on Tuesday that he had been “wrongfully persecuted” by US prosecutors who claimed his firm Concord had funded an internet troll factory that had promoted Donald Trump’s candidacy during the US elections in 2016, according to The Guardian. The charges, which were filed by special counsel Robert Mueller after his two-year investigation into Russian meddling, were abruptly dropped on Monday, a month before trial, the report added. Prosecutors said the Russian company had “no exposure to meaningful punishment” and that the prosecution risked exposing investigative sources and methods. A day after charges were dropped, Prigozhin went on the attack, saying the dropped charges showed that the US government “feared publicity and just court proceedings”. “This means that the allegations that ‘Prigozhin interfered in the US presidential election,’ ‘Concord interfered in the US presidential election,’ or ‘Russia interfered in the US presidential election’ are mendacious and false,” said Prigozhin, according to the statement released by his company. Prosecutors had previously complained that documents they had provided to the defence had ended up online, and had been hesitant to deliver more sensitive information to Concord’s defence team. It is not clear whether the plans to file a lawsuit are serious, where the lawsuit will be filed, and why Prigozhin values the damages against him at $50bn. The company’s press office declined to give any more information about Prigozhin’s plans on Tuesday. A former restaurateur who met Putin in the early 2000s, Prigozhin later won lucrative contracts to supply food to Russian schools and soldiers.

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