Oksana Voevodina has difficulty taking care of her children while attending school and earning money after divorce with former Malaysian ruler Muhammad V.

Sharing on Instagram on November 20, Oksana said she wants single mothers to give advice on how to organize everything in life at the same time.

"In the past 6 months, my life has changed a lot. I don't have a minute to spare," the 27-year-old beauty said.

Her son, Ismail Leon, 6 months old, is teething, making him unable to sleep. "I couldn't sleep either because he woke up every two hours," she said.

Oksana has a lot of money to pay such as rent, insurance, bills, medicine, medical examination ... but financial difficulties. She revealed that she has a number of business projects but has not made a profit yet. A project started when she was pregnant and expected three months to be fruitful. The second project is under negotiation.

In addition, she also took advantage of business classes three times a week. Oksana's mother could not support her because she was also working and had to raise her younger sister.

"People can say I'm complaining but not right, I'm just shocked," she said.

Oksana secretly married the former Malaysian king, 50, in the middle of last year and in May gave birth to son Leon. However, Muhammad V has abandoned Oksana since she was four months pregnant and in June unilaterally divorced according to Islamic ritual. He expressed doubts about Leon being his biological son, despite Oksana's insistence that the boy was of Malaysian royal blood.

Oksana is filing in a Russian court to ask the former king to perform DNA tests to prove he is Leon's biological father.

A source revealed on November 8 that Mr. Muhammad V proposed setting up a $ 250,000 trust fund for Oksana to raise Leon until she graduated from university, on condition that her mother and daughter had to disconnect. In addition, Oksana was asked to delete her social media account with more than half a million followers and all photos related to the former king.

Oksana is said to have refused the conditions and the two sides have yet to come to an agreement on a post-divorce agreement.