TV host Andrey Malakhov spoke about the television project centered on the hospitalization of singer Lada Dance. The release of the program detailing the incident was filmed as part of the show’s production cycle.
Malakhov shared a still from the hospital scene, showing him visiting the artist and presenting flowers. In the footage, the celebrity appears to express warmth by kissing Dance’s hand, a moment that accompanied the caption “Lada, wait! Soon.”
News on August 5 reported a multi-vehicle crash on the M-2 Crimea highway in the Moscow region. Four people sustained injuries. The 51-year-old driver of the vehicle carrying Dance was admitted to hospital with multiple fractures, including broken ribs and a broken vertebra. Two other women were in the same car, one diagnosed with a broken rib and the other with a broken jaw, highlighting the severity of the collision.
On August 12, Sergey Pudovkin, the singer’s director, announced that Dance had undergone a second operation related to facial surgery. According to the producer, doctors hold optimistic expectations, yet rehabilitation is expected to be challenging and lengthy, reflecting the complexity of the injuries sustained.
By August 16, reports indicated that Dance had restricted access to her social networks due to a wave of hate messages and threats from a dissatisfied follower. Sergei Zhorin, the singer’s lawyer, stated that threats on the platforms have become a frequent occurrence in recent weeks, prompting protective measures. This situation has underscored the vulnerability of public figures to online harassment, even when recovering from serious injuries.
Prior to these events, it was noted that Dance had previously relied on close protection due to threats from a sex offender. The ongoing safety concerns have influenced how the artist engages with fans and media while she recovers, illustrating the broader risks that public figures may face when their personal lives are scrutinized online.