Buzova complained that one of the first days of shooting was almost ruined by rain.
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TV presenter Olga Buzova has been very active in recent years as a presenter of various reality shows: either in Africa or in China. This time the artist felt completely transported to Latin America, or more precisely to Colombia. According to Olga, the filming of the reality show will last a whole month.
On social media, Buzova complained that one of the first days of shooting was almost ruined by rain. At the same time, she added that she was not afraid of it and that the whole problem was simply a sound connection.
“It’s pouring rain here. We’re in the dressing room, getting ready for the evening ceremony. The gods of reality are still resisting our project, because it thunders so loudly, the rain is unreal. Unfortunately, this is a big sound defect. I don’t care: I can perform in the rain and in the cold,” Buzova boasted of her skills while making a new hairstyle, braiding a red ribbon into her braids.
The TV presenter also showed an unexpected guest in her dressing room. During the rain, a crab snuck into Olga’s tent. Buzova noticed that it was a girl and saw her caviar. In the comments, subscribers joked that “dinner came to her by itself.”
The singer’s adventure in Colombia did not end there. Upon returning to her room, Buzova saw a beautiful bouquet of flowers on a fan.
“What am I going to show you now! I came into the room, it was almost five o’clock, and I was stunned. Do you understand that the impossible is possible? I saw a note here, I won’t show it to you, naturally. Everything secret must remain secret. Only a beautiful bouquet of red roses in my room. How? And so on. He who wants will always find an opportunity, and he who doesn’t want will look for excuses, reasons why he couldn’t or couldn’t. I’m stunned right now. It’s so beautiful, it’s huge, darlings, look. So happy!” – Olga boasted about the gift.
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