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23 February 2017 08:16by Николаева Людмила

Despite the fact that 23 February has not been celebrated in Ukraine for several years, former VIA Gra lead singer Nadezhda Meikher decided to congratulate men today, thereby provoking a scandal.

On her Instagram page, the artist posted a photo in which she poses in a provocative outfit that highlights her ample bust. The performer accompanied the picture with words congratulating men on 23 February.

Some fans noted that this is no longer a holiday in Ukraine, after which they were met with insults.

The artist herself preferred to stay out of the scandal.

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