Olga Orlova, a singer and television host, spoke on social media about the viral party hosted by Nastya Ivleeva. The remarks touched on the recent clashes over Ivleeva’s event, which some labeled as provocative. Orlova, addressing her followers and readers, stressed that the organizers and attendees did not intend to offend anyone or hurt feelings. She suggested that everyone involved learned a valuable lesson from the experience and emphasized that people in the public eye often carry heavy responsibilities for their actions, yet none are flawless.
“We all stumble at times. We will likely make more mistakes along the way. It’s true that this situation was intense, but clear conclusions were drawn, and the work on self-improvement will continue,” the TV host explained. She clarified that Ivleeva’s party was a private gathering centered around unpublished photographs for a men’s magazine, Playboy. In that context, the dress code appeared to carry a neutral tone, with Orlova noting it revealed something about what participants could afford, rather than signaling any deeper intent.
“I believe everyone approached the night with humor and didn’t mean to come off as someone who stirs trouble. It wasn’t about the individual wearing particular attire,” Orlova added. She also stated that she would not attend a similar event in the future, citing a preference to avoid being drawn into such controversies again.
Following her statements, some users accused Orlova of offering an excuse for attending the party rather than taking responsibility for her actions. She responded by saying that she was not making excuses but rather explaining the nuance of the situation and arguing that one cannot pretend nothing has happened. Her comments aimed to frame the incident as a moment for reflection rather than a simple misstep—a chance to acknowledge public reactions while maintaining personal accountability.
In related coverage, Stas Sadalsky remarked that he was surprised by how the Russian elite behaved at Ivleeva’s event, highlighting a broader discussion about public conduct among influential figures. The exchange underscores ongoing debates about media influence, celebrity culture, and the boundaries of private versus public life in Russia, as perceived by audiences abroad who monitor social trends and celebrity news across continents.