TV host and singer Olga Buzova sparked laughter among her fans with a candid backstage moment shot in a dressing room. The clip appeared on her Instagram profile, a platform owned by Meta that has faced scrutiny and bans in Russia.
In the behind‑the‑scenes footage from the New Year episode of the Belarusian vocal show Factor.BY, two of Buzova’s assistants are seen helping her with a stubborn jam in her boots after the shoot. One waves a chair and tugs in tandem while the other also pitches in, prompting the assistants to joke and hustle in the spirit of a chaotic but affectionate backstage ritual. A PR manager connected to the star, Anton Bogoslavsky, provides a playful narration from behind the scenes, urging the team to keep going and to ease the struggle without injuring anyone.
“That’s how real life looks,” the video conveys through its candid tone. And Olga herself adds a telltale line about the camera framing: nothing in the frame suggests she feels restricted or uncomfortable, even as the boots insist on a stubborn standstill.
The release of the video drew a wave of amusement from Olga Buzova’s followers. In the comments, many viewers offered practical fashion tips, suggesting she wear boots over nylon tights or stockings next time, to simplify the process of removing them after a performance. The moment highlighted a relatable backstage challenge—how performers juggle elaborate outfits with quick changes, especially during festive shoots where every accessory has a role in the overall stage presence.
Meanwhile, discussions around the Balenciaga brand resurfaced in relation to Olga Buzova, reflecting ongoing conversations about brand ethics and public perception that have circulated in the entertainment world. Observers noted how fashion houses can become focal points for broader debates, and how public figures respond to such scrutiny shapes audience impressions. This context adds another layer to understanding Buzova’s public persona as she navigates media attention, fashion choices, and the demands of live and recorded performances. (societal commentary via fans and media networks)