Renata Litvinova left Russia six months ago. And, as the public believes, in vain.
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If the singer Zemfira, shortly before her departure from the country, directly expressed her opinion about the special operation being carried out in Ukraine, then her closest friend and colleague Renata Litvinova turned out to be more cunning. On February 24, the star made a pacifist statement on her personal Instagram* blog posting a simple black square.
Later, she left Russia with Zemfira. For several months now, friends have been enjoying life in Paris. True, earlier Litvinova claimed that she went abroad due to health problems. Colleagues of Litvinova in the theater also spoke about this. But it seems that due to her political views, Renata does not want or even cannot buy a return ticket to Russia. And meanwhile, shere she has an elderly mother who is probably looking forward to the return of her prodigal daughter.
The actress herself, while abroad, continues to regularly publish strange photos. Either Litvinova will climb into a huge pot, or dress up in a jumpsuit that is just right for scuba divers to wear. This time, Litvinova pulled a bag over her head that looked like a plastic basket from a grocery store. Only Renata has a thing, of course, from a well-known brand, and a celebrity is unlikely to go shopping with such an accessory. “… To such an extent,” the star signed her post in her personal Telegram channel.
Meanwhile, many fans of Litvinova were seriously alarmed. Some decided that Renata, who was taken from behind bars, was hinting at the prison with her photographs. And someone simply did not understand what meaning the celebrity put into these shots.
“Beautiful in every way”; “I don’t quite understand the message of this photo”; “Only Russian folk climb into the head at night: from prison and from the bag …”; “Everyone will think his own, and prison, and blinders”; “Disturbing photos,” write fans of Renata Litvinova.
Photo source: Telegram, Legion-Media
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