Singer Vanya Dmitrienko paused a performance in Irkutsk when a fan suddenly fell ill, a moment later confirmed by kp.ru.
As the hall resonated with heightened energy, the artist halted the song and checked in on the crowd. He asked whether everyone was well, and upon learning that a fan needed help, he signaled security to escort the young woman from the audience so she could catch her breath and take some water. Dmitrienko remarked that the fan had shed tears during the show and wanted to ensure her comfort above all else.
“Please take a seat, rest for a moment, and you will return here with me, I promise you everything will be fine,” the singer assured the worried attendee, projecting calm and care that resonated with the audience.
The crowd joined in, offering supportive applause for both Dmitrienko and the ill spectator, turning a tense moment into a show of solidarity and warmth.
Vanya Dmitrienko rose to wider recognition after the release of the song “Venus-Jupiter.” In February 2021, the artist held his first major solo concert. In that same year, he appeared as a guest on the program Akşam Urgantı and received the Golden Gramophone award, marking a milestone in his rising career.
In June, Dmitrienko faced a troubling incident involving scammers. The artist reported that attackers managed to withdraw about 1 million rubles from his bank account. He discovered the loss while stepping out for coffee during a filming break and has not disclosed how he subsequently recovered from the incident.
Earlier, it was noted that Solomin’s grandson had spoken about improvements in his health, signaling a broader conversation about recovery and resilience in the entertainment community.