Anna Asti left Russia soon after a controversial party hosted by blogger Anastasia Ivleeva and in the wake of concert cancellations. Reports circulated through a Telegram channel that the singer chose to depart quickly, aiming to spend the winter abroad before resuming performances later on.
Sources noted that Asti adjusted her touring pricing. Before the incident, she reportedly demanded ten million rubles for a concert. In the aftermath, the price was said to have decreased to seven million rubles, reflecting a shift in demand and touring strategy.
The Ivleeva event occurred on December 20, with a dress code that called for guests to arrive scantily clad. Attendees included well known names such as Ksenia Sobchak, Anna Asti, Lolita Milyavskaya, Olga Orlova, Philip Kirkorov, Dzhigan, Oksana Samoilova, and Dima Bilan. The gathering drew sharp criticism from many quarters, and Ivleeva along with several other participants apologized for attending the party.
Moscow venue Gipsy later announced that Anna Asti’s planned December 31 concert would be postponed to a later date. Instead, the New Year’s Eve performance was slated to feature singer Jony. The shift sparked discussion about venues and scheduling during the holiday season.
Earlier reports highlighted Allegrova’s appearance fee at private events, illustrating how appearances by high-profile artists can become a focal point of media scrutiny and audience expectations.