Maria Lvova-Belova, Russia's commissioner for children's rights and a proponent of 'traditional family values,' has reportedly left her Orthodox priest husband for billionaire Konstantin Malofeev, raising eyebrows given her advocacy for conservative morals. The couple was seen holding hands at a church event, and while neither has officially commented, sources close to the Orthodox Church confirm the rumors. Lvova-Belova has faced criticism for this apparent contradiction to her public persona, especially since she is currently wanted by the International Criminal Court for war crimes related to the deportation of Ukrainian children. Malofeev, known for his ties to the Kremlin and for funding pro-Russian separatist movements, has also recently divorced his wife, leading to speculation about his influence on Lvova-Belova. This development has sparked discussions about hypocrisy within the elite circles of Russian society, as she has portrayed herself as a model of family values while engaging in a controversial relationship. The situation remains fluid, with public reactions ranging from disbelief to criticism of her dual standards.