Ilya Abramovich

Ilya Abramovich is a celebrity kid who rose to stardom as the son of billionaire Roman Abramovich and his ex-wife Irina Malandina.  His father, Roman is a Russian-Israeli billionaire businessman, investor, and politician.

Abramovich is one of the youngest of four children of the billionaire and his second wife. Ilya was born in 2003 in the United States of America.

Son of Wealthy Parents

Ilya Abramovich’s father, Roman Abramovich has a net worth of $12 billion as of 2019. His main source of income is the Chelsea F.C. and other businesses that he owns. He is one of the wealthiest and influential businessmen. He is the owner of the second-largest yacht in the world, 533-foot Eclipse, purchased in $400 million. Besides, Roman is also the owner of the premier league club Chelsea F.C.

Ilya Abramovich' father Roman Abramovich
Ilya Abramovich’s father, Photo Source: Instagram @_roman_abramovich_

As per Forbes, Roman spent $2.5 billion in the Chukotka region where he served as governor and chairman from 2001 to 2013. On the other hand, his mother Irina Malandina has a net worth of $232 million where the majority of it came from her divorce settlement.

Roman Abramovich’s other Assets

Russian billionaire purchased the £ 17.1 m Varsano Hotel in 2015 and is now considering an upgrade. Abramovich transferred New York property worth more than $90 million to Dasha Zhukov, his third wife, as a divorce settlement.

What’s His Net Worth?

Ilya Abramovich has a net worth of $150,000 which covers his current assets, clothes, and accessories. Moreover, Ilya spends most of his fortune in traveling and exploring exotic places. The star is a kinda a party freak and often seems with his friends. Whether it’s a weekend party or wearing expensive clothes and accessories, he doesn’t lag behind anyone.

Being a son of a billionaire, Ilya is enjoying a lavish lifestyle. Ilya is one of the deserving sons to carry on his father’s legacy when he gets mature enough that we can see in the next few years.

Six Siblings

16-years old star, Ilya Abramovich has six siblings from his parents. Whereas, four of them are his full siblings and two are half-siblings. His full siblings include three sisters, Anna Abramovich, Sofia Abramovich, and Arina Abramovich and one brother Arkadiy Abramovich. Leah Lou Abramovich and Aaron Alexandar Abramovich are his half-siblings. They are the children of his father and his third ex-wife Dasha Zhukova.

Ilya Abramovich's siblings with their parents
Ilya Abramovich’s three siblings with his parents, Photo Source: blic.rs

His brother Arkadiy is a founder and owner of ARA Capital. He purchased a 26 percent stake in Crosby Asset Management through ARA Capital. However, it was widely reported in 2010 that Arkadiy made a bid to lead the Danish FC Copenhagen football team, but no bid materialized.

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Parent’s Divorce Was Mess

Ilya Abramovich’s father, Roman Abramovich was married thrice in his life. He was first married to Olga Yurevna Lysova in 1987. Sadly, the marriage didn’t last long and they divorced in 1990.  He married Ilya’s mother, Irina Vyacheslavovna Malandina in October 1991.

Roman Abramovich and his ex-wife Irina Malandina
Ilya Abramovich’s parents, Photo Source: Glamourpath

Unfortunately, their marriage also ended up to divorce in 2007. Following their split, both come together as parents and take care of their children by setting an excellent example of being together as a family.

The News of the World reported on 15 October 2006 that Irina had hired two top UK divorce lawyers after reports of Abramovich’s close relationship with Dasha Zhukova, then 25. Later, they divorced in March 2007 with a settlement of US $300 million. We know it’s a huge amount, but it’s just a pinch of money owned by the billionaire.

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His Father Wanted him to Study at Eton School

Roman Abramovich wanted his second son to study at Eton’s prestigious and costly college, but it was just his dream and never materialized. Ilya, though, completed his secondary education this year from a London-based school. And it’s obvious that he’s planning to study at a top university in order to continue his research.