A series of posts on Instagram shows visitors expressing support for Lolita Milyavskaya after news that some of her concerts had been canceled. The posts reference the artist and her work while noting responses from fans who want to stand by her side.
One supporter wrote, “Lolita Markovna, we support you, love you and hug you because you are the best.”
In another clip, a group of young people performed a cappella versions of Milyavskaya’s song “On the Titanic.” Other videos feature fans singing along to her material or sharing archival footage from past performances with the caption, “We support Lolita.”
On December 28, reports emerged that a scheduled concert in Tyumen was canceled due to the artist’s involvement in a controversial event described as a “naked” party. Ticket sales for a show in Kurgan were halted, and a planned appearance in Barnaul was dropped from the tour itinerary.
Later, the performer responded on her Telegram channel regarding the cancellation of a performance. She urged followers not to worry about her and described the situation as something beyond human control, attributing it to fate or a higher plan.
Ivleeva’s event labeled as “Almost Naked” occurred on December 20 at the Mutabor club, where the dress code required attendees to appear in minimal attire. The event drew widespread criticism, and Ivleeva along with several other participants issued apologies for attending. The episode prompted reflections on event oversight and public response within the music and entertainment scene.
Earlier reports had suggested that a Tyumen concert might still take place, indicating uncertainty about future performances in the city.