During the seventh season of the show Boys, a figure named Diana Yangolenko arrived in St. Petersburg. The narrative claimed a funeral had occurred in St. Petersburg, followed by a dramatic revival. A video surfaced on the Telegram channel connected to the eighth season, where the participant recounts the act. (Source: Telegram channel, season eight content)
In the video, the film follows a scene in a cemetery where the person is said to have been buried. The sequence shows flowers being placed on a grave, and it becomes clear that the entire incident was staged as part of a broader message aimed at illustrating the consequences of drug use. (Source: video release, season eight narration)
Commenting on the moment, Yangolenko offers a piece of advice that blends caution with empathy: value what you have, and if something resonates with you, pursue it with care. The message also emphasizes avoiding anything as frightening and destructive as drugs, and the idea that one’s life should be prioritized over risky temptations. (Source: participant statements)
There is an encouragement to viewers to reflect on their current circumstances and appreciate daily life more fully. The presenter also hints at sharing further details about the two weeks following the alleged death and the mechanics behind this staged prank, promising a deeper explanation in future segments. (Source: forthcoming notes from the program)
Origins and background information indicate that Diana Yangolenko was born in Norilsk and took part in Boys during the previous year. Past information suggests a controversial history, including a criminal record, and the individual has described themselves as grappling with drug issues. There are mentions of an intention to engage with specialized operations as a so‑called doctor, which adds to the controversial narrative surrounding the figure. (Source: participant history, program archives)
Social media chatter in mid‑December referenced alleged drinking of moonshine mixed with psilocybin mushrooms at an apartment in St. Petersburg, followed by unresponsive behavior. A photograph purportedly showing the person’s grave circulated online, contributing to the sensationalism of the story. (Source: social media posts, circulating images)
Earlier, the person had been a contestant on Boys and faced legal action related to an incident involving another individual. The evolving story has raised questions about accountability, the boundaries of reality in reality TV, and the responsibilities of participants and producers. (Source: legal records and program history)