Blogger and model Anastasia Reshetova is preparing to take legal action against psychologist Veronica Stepanova. This development was shared by Reshetova’s attorney in a discussion with the Passions portal, outlining the plan to pursue civil recourse and, in parallel, involve law enforcement if necessary.
The attorney stated that Reshetova has endured cyberbullying stemming from rumors and rumors that have no basis in fact. He indicated that a formal complaint would soon be filed with the appropriate authorities, requesting that a criminal investigation be opened into what he described as defaming statements by Veronika Stepanova about the model.
The decision to initiate litigation follows Stepanova’s public blog post in which she alleged that Reshetova had engaged in escorting and prostitution. The psychologist also asserted that Reshetova allegedly had a relationship with entrepreneur Yan Abramov, who is married to singer Alsou, a claim that has added a further layer of public attention to the case.
Reports emerged on May 27, 2024 that Alsou had filed for divorce from her husband. The subsequent day, reports suggested that the possible cause behind the couple’s separation was believed to be fidelity issues within the marriage, which brought additional scrutiny to the claims circulating online.
It has been confirmed that Reshetova’s complaint against Stepanova was prepared for submission to the police, signaling a formal step in the dispute. The action underscores ongoing tensions between public figures when online statements cross into allegations that can affect reputations and personal lives.
Earlier comments from other artists and public figures have surfaced in connection with the broader context of personal and professional disagreements expressed through social media and public performances, illustrating how media narratives can intersect with legal processes and personal reputations in contemporary celebrity culture. For readers following the evolving story, the central question remains how the courts will weigh the credibility of online accusations and the defense against what is alleged to be defamatory conduct.