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In an unexpected turn of events, 11-year-old sixth-grader Alexander Plushenko, son of Russian media personality Yana Rudkovskaya and Olympic gold medalist Evgeni Plushenko, received a massive bouquet of 51 bushy roses at his Moscow school. The bouquet, delivered straight from Ecuador, was gifted by his mother, Yana, and quickly became the talk of the school.

The bouquet, costing no less than 10,000 rubles, was considered extravagant in the context of the school environment. Other children in the school were given chrysanthemums and hydrangeas, making Alexander's bouquet stand out significantly. This difference in gifts left some parents of the other children feeling uncomfortable, as their children's flowers paled in comparison to Alexander's grand display.

Yana, proud of Alexander's achievements on the ice, regularly shares videos of his training sessions and performances at competitions. However, the extravagant bouquet has received negative comments from subscribers, with some suggesting that the pomp was inappropriate for the occasion and a display of superiority by Yana and Evgeni. The comments echoed the sentiments of some parents at the school, who felt that the grand gesture was not in keeping with the school's ethos.

The news about this incident was reported by 7days, adding fuel to the controversy. Alexander Plushenko, following in his father's footsteps, has taken up figure skating and is making a name for himself in the sport. Despite the controversy, it is clear that his mother's love and support for his talent knows no bounds.

Alexander Plushenko studies at an elite Moscow school, where he continues to excel both on and off the ice. As he grows and matures, it will be interesting to see how he navigates the challenges of fame and the expectations that come with it. For now, he remains focused on his passion for figure skating, striving to emulate his father's success in the sport.