The ballerina spoke in a candid interview about a serious injury that touched her groin area, revealing a stubborn inflammation that demanded patience and care. After a lengthy period of rest, she explained that the strain came from pushing herself in training and performances, rather than from a single event. She described herself as someone who relentlessly enters the studio and begins pushing right away, and admitted that such a brutal start without gradual adaptation left her muscles and ligaments unprepared for the load they faced. Two performances were completed while managing pain with medication, a testament to her commitment and professional discipline. (citation)
At present, the dancer is resting and undergoing treatment in a tropical setting, focused on recovery while still making visits to the ballet hall to maintain some muscle tone. The pain, however, is so intense that it can be described as a cry during training, and walking can be challenging. Yet she perseveres, determined not to loosen the tempo of her journey back to peak form. (citation)
Despite the discomfort, the plan remains clear: she intends to continue working on flexibility and the splits. The goal is not merely to perform, but to sustain a long and healthy career that can inspire audiences again soon. In her own words, she hopes to bring joy to viewers, while bearing the physical demands that come with elite dance. The path involves hour‑and‑a‑half sessions and two shows, all of which require preparation and nerve, and she accepts the pressure as part of the craft. (citation)
Earlier, the dancer drew public attention after comparisons to a pop icon following a set of candid photographs. This moment highlighted the broader interest in her life beyond the stage, underscoring the curiosity that follows a performer known for artistry, resilience, and a public persona that remains in the spotlight. (citation)