TV presenter Anastasia Ivleeva, who became disgraced after a “naked party,” filed a lawsuit against the manufacturer of her Easy Peasy energy drinks. According to the Shot Telegram channel, she is dissatisfied with the Smolensk plant.
It is noted that the company of the “The Bee’s Knees” star demanded to pay her 4.6 million rubles. Specific claims have not yet been disclosed. However, the defendant in the case is the company Sila Voina Eurasia LLC in Vyazma, where soft drinks are produced, including Easy Peasy.
Presumably, the lawsuit is related to the stop in the production of energy drinks after the “naked party” Easy Peasy, which began to disappear from retail chains – now there are almost none left even in online stores, the media notes.
Earlier, Ivleeva refused to admit guilt in the scandal over the “naked party.” The event took place in December at the Mutabor nightclub with a dress code of almost naked (“almost naked”). Singer Philip Kirkorov, journalist Ksenia Sobchak, rappers Dzhigan and Vacio (Nikolai Vasiliev) and others were also seen there. Despite subsequent apologies from Ivleeva herself and other party participants, mass cancellations of events with their participation began in Russia. In addition, a claim against Ivleeva for 1 billion rubles was registered in a Moscow court. Ivleeva herself was fined 100 thousand rubles. The court suspended the club’s activities for 90 days on charges of violating sanitary standards.
Source: Rosbalt
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