Nastya Ivleeva supported Putin

Blogger and organizer of the “naked party” Anastasia Ivleeva supported Vladimir Putin after his speech at the address to the Federal Assembly. She published a corresponding post on her Telegram channel, and it received more than 17 thousand dislikes.

Ivleeva said that this year she watched the president’s message for the first time. “Over the past months, I’ve been trying to dive in and understand a lot of issues that I hadn’t paid attention to before,” she explained.

“The initiatives and projects that were announced sincerely resonate with me and I know that I will vote for them,” Ivleeva wrote.

In 2022, when the war began in Ukraine, the blogger posted a black square on Instagram with the caption “NO TO WAR.” She also posted an image of a white dove and called on the Russian authorities for peace negotiations. In December 2023, after the “naked party” scandal, she deleted these posts.

A party organized by Ivleeva with an almost naked dress code took place at the Moscow club “Mutabor” on the night of December 21. Show business stars came to see it, many of whom wore revealing outfits. The event was closed, but photos and videos from it spread on social networks, which caused outrage among the military, pro-war bloggers, “social activists” and representatives of the Russian Orthodox Church.

Many party guests subsequently recorded an apology video, but ultimately still faced consequences. For example, Philip Kirkorov was cut from New Year's broadcasts, and singers Lolita and Anna Asti faced cancellations of concerts. In February, Meduza published a new list of artists “banned” in Russia, which included many participants in Ivleeva’s party, including Asti, Glukoza, Dima Bilan, and Philip Kirkorov.

Shortly after this, Kirkorov traveled to the annexed Donetsk region and recorded a video there with a declaration of love for Russia. Lolita, in turn, promised to restore the temple in one of the occupied Ukrainian regions.

For some participants in the event, there were legal consequences. Anastasia Ivleeva was fined 100 thousand rubles for “organizing a mass simultaneous presence of citizens in public places, resulting in a violation of public order” (Part 1 of Article 20.2.2 of the Administrative Code).

against her Later, a lawsuit was filed for a billion rubles.

One of the guests of the party, rapper Vacio, who came with one sock on his penis, was arrested twice under the article of “petty hooliganism.” Upon leaving the special detention center, he was given a summons to the military registration and enlistment office. Considering one of the cases brought against Vacio, the Lefortovo District Court of Moscow came to the conclusion that Ivleeva’s party was aimed “at promoting non-traditional sexual relationships.”

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