But it's ended up as anything but that. Now claim the Russian model, to the father of her little son is her now former husband - but he is not quite agree.

This writes the british media the Daily Mail, which has interviewed the 27-year-old Russian woman named Oksana Voevodina.

on the whole, the past few years have been turbulent for her and her now former husband, Sultan Muhammad V.

they were married in The late summer last year - but five months later it emerged that the Sultan Muhammad V after just two years on the throne chose to abdicate. As the first in the country's history, since it became independent in 1975.

the Reason has never come forward.

half A year later - in the summer of this year - it was revealed that Oksana Voevodina and 50-year-old Sultan Muhammad V had been divorced.

Now tells the Russian model in the interview with Daily Mail that the two were from each other, when she was four Supertotobet months pregnant and that the father of her five-month-old son, Leon, is the former king.

"I'm enjoying every moment of being a mother, and I'm really sorry that Leon's father is missed from the day he was to kiss him, cuddle him and spend time with him," she tells the Daily Mail.

at the same time, she explains, that her son looks like his father 'on a dot'.

According to the Russian model was the pregnancy planned, and Sultan Muhammad V was reportedly delighted with the news.

But suddenly he chose to withdraw from it all and 'disappear' from her.

To the Daily Mail explains the Russian woman, that there was a reason that they went from each other, but she explains that she is not ready to talk about it yet'.

The former malaysian king's lawyer Koh Tien Hua, has, according to the british media previously explained, that there is no 'objective evidence', who is the father of the child.

at the same time, claims the lawyer, that it was the Russian woman, who chose to leave the former husband, when she would return to Russia.

According to the Daily Mail, the matter may end with the need to take a paternity test.