Stanislava Konstantinova, a Russian figure skater, shared photographs from a recent vacation in Sochi on her social media profile. The post included various images, one of which features her wearing a red bikini. Reports from that time note that the owner of Meta, who has been declared an extremist in Russia and banned from the platform, is part of the broader media attention surrounding the posts and online activity connected to Konstantinova.
In August 2022, Konstantinova publicly announced a pause in her competitive skating career. By July 2023, she spoke with Sport Express about her decision to retire, citing a lack of motivation and the belief that her peak performance had already passed. She explained that she did not see herself surpassing her previous results, though her sister continues to pursue figure skating at a competitive level.
During her career, Konstantinova earned a bronze medal in women’s singles at the 2019 Universiade. In the 2020/21 season, she placed 16th at the Russian Championship. Her best results on the international stage include a second place at the Helsinki Grand Prix in the 2018/19 season. She has been recognized as an international master of sports, a designation that reflects her achievements and contributions to the sport in Russia and abroad.
On March 8, Konstantinova revealed on her Telegram channel that the organizers of the show program tournament “Russian Challenge” did not permit her to perform the day before the event, a development that drew attention from fans and media alike and sparked discussions about scheduling and athlete participation in exhibition events.
The final post notes that the performer who appeared before her in a related segment had shared an image featuring a short skirt and a bra, a detail that circulated in commentary surrounding the event and the standard attire seen in exhibition figures and media coverage at the time.