The party was held at the nightclub Mutabor where guests dressed in underwear or challenging costumes. A rap artist was arrested in connection with the party when he only wore a sock. The party, held on December 20, has sparked great anger within conservative circles that currently dominate the Russian political establishment. The party was organized by TV presenter and actress Anastasia Ivleeva. Her TV colleague Vladimir Solovyov launched a furious attack on the party and Ivleeva personally, calling her and the party’s guests “scum, a beast”. Public apology Ivleeva has made a public apology through a video recording: I would like to ask you, the people, for a second chance. If the answer is no, then I am ready for a public execution. But that wasn’t enough for her detractors. “Do you want a second chance? Send heaters and drones to the boys in Tokmak,” Solovyov wrote on Telegram, referring to the Russian invasion war in Ukraine. Claiming millions in damages Even other guests, often with high-ranking parents, have publicly apologized for appearing half-naked. But about 20 people have filed a lawsuit against the party fixer Ivleeva, with demands for damages equivalent to more than 100 million kroner in support of the Russian invasion forces. The sock-wearing rapper, who goes by the stage name Vacio, has already been sentenced to 15 days in prison for spreading homosexual propaganda, according to state news agency Tass.
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