New old travel show hosts
Thus, Regina Todorenko, who has recently outraged the public, and video blogger Anastasia Ivleeva will again be the hosts of Eagle and Reshka.
There were rumors that “travelers” are changing again in the popular television travel show, and viewers will see their favorites again.
At first, they said that Julia Koval's company would be made up by her longtime girlfriend Anastasia Ivleeva. Her fans longed for the return of their favorite to the project, leaving the hashtag #nastyushkuvreshka on the channel's Instagram account. But the choice fell on the experienced Regina, who at one time became famous thanks to the project: she was co-host from 8 to 13 seasons.
"Disgraced" Todorenko told about this news on Instagram, too, writing that 90% of subscribers are eager to see her and Anastasia in a travel project, and their dreams will soon come true.
Reputational and financial losses of the star
The scandal provoked by Regina Todorenko erupted this spring. Then the thirty-year-old wife of Vlad Topalov publicly spoke negatively about the victims of domestic violence on PEOPLETALK TV.
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The reaction of celebrities and female netizens was extremely negative, they were unhappy and began to resent the opinion of the TV star. Fuel was added to the fire by her conversation with the editor-in-chief of the glossy women's magazine Glamor Russia, which took place on the air, where she stated the following:
“Psychologists have proven that a violent woman enjoys being a victim. She wants to be a savior: the man beat her when he was drunk, and she would bring him pickle and soup in the morning. ”
It blew up the audience. Whoever criticized Todorenko after that, believing that she was wrong and speaking incorrectly, is bad. Given the angry demands of readers, Glamor stripped her of the honorary title of "Woman of the Year 2019", as the publication reported on the official page.
She even recorded a video and posted her repentance on Instagram, where she repented and said that she was wrong and that she was misunderstood.But it was too late.
The wave of "general contempt" continued to roll on. Procter & Gamble, PepsiCo and other advertisers refused Todorenko's services, and their ads were no longer shown on TV.
As a result, according to experts, a successful woman lost from 50 to 100 million rubles in profit.