Rapper Dzhigan, who is undergoing treatment at an Israeli clinic, is allegedly regularly leaving its premises and skipping group sessions. This was reported by the website infohub.kz, citing the major online publication Mash and a Telegram channel.
According to the publication, the artist leaves the rehabilitation center where he is receiving therapy and does not attend sessions with a psychologist. One such incident reportedly occurred on October 1 — the day before preparations for Shabbat. At 3:00 p.m., the musician left the rehab together with a staff member, while a psychologist session for patients was starting shortly after. At 7:00 p.m., he switched to a friend's car and went out to party, even though a second training session was scheduled for 8:30 p.m. All sessions, according to the report, were missed.
At 11:00 p.m., a clinic employee went to pick him up, but the partygoer did not return by curfew. An hour and a half later, Dzhigan was brought back to the center in a state the publication describes as comatose: he was asleep in a reclined seat in the car, unable to open the door on his own or remember the passcode for the premises. In total, the artist was reportedly absent from the facility for more than ten hours.
The same Telegram channel claims that patients at the rehab allegedly "live a normal life." According to its information, staff procure cigarettes and alcohol for them from a nearby store, many leave the premises drunk or under the influence, get behind the wheel in an inadequate state, and fall asleep right in the car. However, the center's rules strictly prohibit all of this. The facility is guarded in a private sector, with food delivered and cleaning services arranged.
According to the channel, management allegedly facilitates such "booze runs," and the motive is simple: the longer a person stays in treatment, the longer they pay. Currently, the center reportedly has 18 patients, and Dzhigan himself has been undergoing therapy for three months already.
Earlier, media reports said the rapper took hostages and opened fire in his own home. However, his lawyer Sergey Zhorin stated that these accusations are lies. At the same time, police in Russia still launched an investigation after reports of the shooting. In addition, it became known that blogger Oksana Samoylova filed a lawsuit asking the court to restrict her ex-husband Dzhigan's parental rights.