The organizer of the “naked” party, blogger Nastya Ivleeva, recorded a video with an apology. The court recognized the event as “LGBT propaganda”

The organizer of the “naked” party at the Mutabor club, blogger Nastya Ivleeva, published a video of an apology. Earlier, the Lefortovo District Court of Moscow concluded that the event was aimed “at promoting non-traditional sexual relationships.” this TASS reports , citing the court decision in the administrative case of rapper Vacio (Nikolai Vasiliev).

“As follows from the case materials, on December 21, 2023, citizen Vasiliev N.M. was identified, who participated in a themed party at the Mutabor nightclub, aimed at promoting non-traditional sexual relationships, expressed in the dissemination of information aimed at the formation of non-traditional sexual attitudes , the attractiveness of non-traditional sexual relationships using Internet media,” the resolution says.

The so-called “naked” party of blogger Nastya Ivleeva took place at the Moscow club “Mutabor” on December 21. The dress code of the event was “Almost naked” (almost naked) and many Russian celebrities who attended the party came there in very revealing outfits.

Photos and videos taken at the party caused widespread public outcry and outrage among Russian deputies, social activists, representatives of the Russian Orthodox Church, z-bloggers and military personnel at the front in Ukraine. They wrote numerous denunciations against the event participants, demanding that they be held accountable, including for “discrediting Russia.” A class action lawsuit was filed against Ivleeva herself, demanding that she pay one billion rubles to a fund to help the Russian military at the front in Ukraine.

The first to apologize for participating in a “naked” party was rapper Vacio. He showed up to the event wearing only a sock over his penis. The next day he announced his arrest for 15 days. Later it became known that he was arrested under an administrative article for petty hooliganism. The court also fined him 200 thousand rubles, finding him guilty of “LGBT propaganda.”

Shortly after, news outlets published a video in which Vacio apologized for his participation in the party. In the footage, he says that he “does not support LGBT” and “condemns its participants.”

In the next few days, journalist Ksenia Sobchak, singers Dima Bilan and Philip Kirkorov, as well as singer Lolita Milyavskaya also apologized for their participation in Ivleeva’s “naked” party. The latter also complained that her concerts were being canceled and her performances were being cut from New Year's television programs.

Ivleeva herself first recorded a video in which she asked for forgiveness for distributing scandalous videos from the party. She stated that the guests of the event came to it in revealing outfits on their own initiative. The party itself, according to Ivleeva, was a presentation of her photographs taken when she was the editor-in-chief of the Russian edition of Playboy magazine.

On the night of December 27, Ivleeva published a new video lasting more than 21 minutes. In it, she cries, asking to be forgiven and given a second chance, or publicly executed. Shortly before this , it became known that MTS and Tinkoff Bank refused to cooperate with Ivleeva.

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