Users did not like the singer’s reaction to the protester, who came to the concert with a poster “Kharkov without Loboda”.
Singer Svetlana Loboda is known for her strange behavior in Kharkov. The artist tried to talk to a girl who came out on a single picket with a “Kharkiv without Loboda” poster, according to social networks.
The singer violated personal space, tried to hug the activist and stroked her hair.
“My good … Well, who gave you the money? .. Why are you doing this? Some have been recruited, see?”, – said the artist.
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Later, the celebrity rushed to justify what he said to the girl. On the Instagram page, he wrote: “The girl who stands all the time with the poster” Kharkiv without Loboda “, I am proud of you. You have the right to your opinion, and I respect that. Because I also know what feeling against the current” .
The singer added that now the public is trying to manipulate his conversation with a Kharkov woman.
“I’m sorry if anyone sees this as a disdain. I know that you don’t. And I wish you never lose heart,” added the celebrity.
It should be noted that after the scandal, photos of banners with the headliners of the festival in Chisinau appeared on the network. The event will take place this summer. Among the announced guests are Ukrainian artists Svetlana Loboda and Max Barskikh. Interestingly, the “beautiful Russian” Valery Meladze will also perform there.
Earlier it was reported that Svetlana Loboda, who built a career in Russia for a long time, but left the aggressor country after a large-scale war, said why she was afraid that she would not have time to leave.
Source: korrespondent
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