The house of the artist is located in a cottage town in the village of Berezovka, Buchansky district. From there, a celebrity, along with a 6-year-old son, left on the first day of the war - February 24.

As Irina said, later she learned that the Russian invaders lived in her house for almost a month, where they did what they wanted - they ate everything they saw, swam in the pool.

“I didn’t tell my fans for a very long time that I had rashists for almost a month. I thought that it was not necessary, because children were killed, people were killed. And the fact that they looted, destroyed, smashed something, I thought that this was such a minimum and prayed only that my house would remain intact, the walls would stand,” Bilyk told her story as part of the Museum “Voices of the Peaceful” of the Rinat Akhmetov Foundation,.

The star showed her home for the first time after Russian troops lived there. Irina Bilyk admitted that everything was broken, spoiled and destroyed. Only the old grand piano survived, which is very valuable for the performer:.

" I don't know what influenced them.

Perhaps those figurines on which my name was minted. Maybe they saw that I am a composer and this piano is the most expensive thing I have.. But everything else was broken, spoiled, destroyed,"

The singer said what she would do first when the war ended:.

" And the first thing I will do is come home, set the table, invite my friends, my colleagues. It will be a great evening. We will just rejoice, remember everything that happened to us and how we survived it,"