A celebrated ballet star shared details about a private escape to a secluded island described by fans as a honeymoon destination. She traveled with a young dancer named Marcel Ababi and a public figure known to followers as Russian Barbie, Tatyana Tuzova. The account framed the journey as a personal celebration rather than a public performance, inviting curiosity about the dynamics of those traveling together.
The group later took part in a boat tour around the island, taking in the turquoise waters and a breezy horizon. The setting included a small, cozy cottage with a bedroom that guests used, and the arrangement carried a symbolic sense tied to the voyage and the company involved.
After the release of shared photos featuring Ababi, fans questioned whether a romance was unfolding between the artists. The ballerina clarified that the bond was strictly friendship and that she felt at ease in Marcel s presence.
Rumors circulated about a Maldives holiday involving the dancer in his mid twenties who has worked on the ballerina s show Obsession and is pursuing music under the stage name Marcel. The vacation arrangement with Ababi was later openly acknowledged, framing the trip as a mix of leisure and artistic collaboration. [citation]
Images emerged showing Marcel in a swimsuit on the beach and a short video capturing the two embracing. In the footage the dancer wore a mask that partially obscured his face, a choice that kept some details private while still sharing a moment from the trip.
Earlier, the ballerina spoke about plans to establish a ballet center bearing her name in the Maldives as part of ongoing artistic and educational efforts in the region. These aspirations signal a broader intent to extend a presence beyond touring stages and small stages alike.
The episode reflects how public figures balancing high visibility with private lives can energize online conversations, especially when trips to glamorous destinations are documented and shared with fans who weigh friendship against romance while the individuals involved navigate privacy in a cosmopolitan setting. [citation]