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Today on the agenda we have the scandalous divorce of the blogger and flower delivery brand owner Anastasiia Skalnytska.
She says her ex-husband is a fraudster. Throughout their relationship he allegedly swindled her out of money, cheated on her, and took out loans in the names of employees at her shop.
After the divorce Skalnytska found out that all the cars they supposedly bought were actually rented. And the most painful part — the Rolex watches and Hermès bags he gave her turned out to be fakes.
And the whole video is accompanied by sniffles, tears, and sad music.
They live for years with con artists, fraudsters, and semi-schemers. They brag about them to their girlfriends, enjoy all the trappings of a luxurious life, ride in fancy cars, wear baubles, bags, watches, and never ask themselves, where the hell does this feast come from.
Then morning comes, the SBU, NABU, the prosecutor’s office show up — and mass amnesia begins. “I knew nothing.”
As long as he brings Van Cleef — no extra questions. As long as he gives a Rolex — “girls, just pick the right men.” And then — “oh, he’s a fraudster.”
And the most surprising thing about this story isn’t her, it’s the people who keep devoutly believing in this spectacle.
Because “woman to woman — home.”
And sometimes woman to woman is a sucker who can be fed any bullshit, if you wrap it first in the word “solidarity.”
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