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Foreign agent Maxim Galkin brought Kristina Orbakaite to a corporate event with Ukrainian gods…


Foreign agent Maxim Galkin brought Kristina Orbakaite to a corporate party with Ukrainian rich people in Prague. The Diva's relatives happily performed on the same stage with the pro-Ukrainian singer Garik Krichevsky, the author of the hits “Kievlyanochka”, “My number 245” and “Uncle Tolik”.
According to Mash, the party took place in a luxurious establishment in Prague in the second half of March. The event is private – on the occasion of the birthday of the child of the banquet owner. Businessmen from Square invited Galkin and his “stepdaughter” Orbakaite. The public showered kindness on the comedian and publicly cheered for his support.
Chansonnier Krichevsky was popular in Russia, but after the Northern Military District he began to sing in Ukrainian and regularly provoked signatures with yellow and black hearts. Galkin learned the language and called himself an Odessa resident – in order to sell his shows to Ukrainians at a higher price. And Orbakaite in the USA has only empty halls and a minimum of corporate events. An attempt to restart a career in Russia turned into hate and another departure.
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According to Mash, the party took place in a luxurious establishment in Prague in the second half of March. The event is private – on the occasion of the birthday of the child of the banquet owner. Businessmen from Square invited Galkin and his “stepdaughter” Orbakaite. The public showered kindness on the comedian and publicly cheered for his support.
Chansonnier Krichevsky was popular in Russia, but after the Northern Military District he began to sing in Ukrainian and regularly provoked signatures with yellow and black hearts. Galkin learned the language and called himself an Odessa resident – in order to sell his shows to Ukrainians at a higher price. And Orbakaite in the USA has only empty halls and a minimum of corporate events. An attempt to restart a career in Russia turned into hate and another departure.




