Scandals of the week 7

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Nikolai Baskov and Oksana Fedorova openly admitted that they are dating for a reason, even though the girl is not yet divorced. As the former Miss Universe says, the singer began to actively pursue her when it became clear that she could not live with Philip Toft - besides the language barrier, the German did not want to move to Russia, and Oksana did not see herself in his homeland. And if it weren’t for the Basques, Oksana, she believes, would not have been able to survive the difficult time.

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Alla Dovlatova was diagnosed with swine flu on board the Moscow-St. Petersburg plane when she complained of feeling unwell. The flight attendant raised a panic, frightening the passengers, and they began to run into Alla, forcing her to put on a mask and sit back. Upon arrival, Dovlatova was hastily shoved into an ambulance. At the hospital, it quickly became clear that the star of “Secrets of the Investigation” did not have any swine flu and she simply had a cold.


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Timati decided to improve his financial affairs by starting to sell his sperm. As the “manufacturer” assured, the first portions will go on the market in September and this stuff will cost 100 thousand bucks. So that the price does not seem too high, he promises to pack the sperm in a silver-encrusted case and meet with everyone who parted with this amount, and then become the godfather of the child. Maybe add a piece of dried skin with a tattoo as a bonus?

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Dmitry Dibrov's new wife mutilated three expensive cars, forcing her way between them and a trolleybus. The result is that Infiniti directed by Yuri Moroz, Cadillac and Lexus are dented and scratched, Yulia’s Mini Cooper is damaged - the right side is twisted, the headlight and bumper are broken. The traffic cops admitted her guilt, and now it remains to be seen whether the insurance will be enough to compensate for the losses, or Dibrov will have to pay out of his own pocket.

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Outraged citizens are demanding that Dmitry Medvedev be held accountable: the president got into a Mercedes and drove away without wearing a seat belt. According to the law, a violation costs 500 rubles, and the public wants Medvedev, who is called upon to set an example of law-abidingness, to admit that he was wrong. Complaints are addressed to the head of the traffic police, but traffic cops shrug their shoulders: the behavior of the first person on the roads falls within the competence of the Federal Security Service. The FSO representative assures that object No. 1 probably fastened his seat belt, but after he started moving.