Ksenia Sobchak.
Photo: Boris KUDRYAVOV
Ksenia Sobchak ridiculed Victoria Bonya, who underwent plastic surgery with a famous American surgeon. Bonya paid 250 thousand dollars (24 million rubles) for her transformation. The doctor gave the model a facelift, changed the shape of her eyes, inserted implants in her cheekbones and added fat to Victoria’s already quite large lips. In addition, many suspect that the exulap shortened Vika’s nose, but she herself denies this.
As a result, Bonya changed beyond recognition. The model has changed so much that it is no longer recognizable. On social media, Bonya shared his concern about it.
“I’m starting to worry because a girl came up to me and recognized my hat, but not me.” What happens if people suddenly stop recognizing me? Guys, has my nose changed that much? I know it takes time, but when people don’t recognize you, but recognize your hats, it’s a little strange. “I don’t know whether to laugh or cry,” Bonya shared.
Ksenia Sobchak posted a collage on her Telegram channel: a photograph of Victoria after plastic surgery and a still image from the cartoon “Peppa Pig”.
“Yes, we are all already worried,” Ksenia said sarcastically.
Ksenia posted a collage with Bonya, who changed after plastic surgery. Photo: social networks.
This is not the first time Sobchak has publicly mocked Bonya. Previously, Ksenia ridiculed the dubious health practices that Vika advertises on social media. Bonya attended an event featuring a Peruvian shaman, during which she ate a cactus. After that, Victoria told subscribers how she lost phenomenal weight thanks to the cactus and what a surge of energy she felt. Sobchak decided to comment on Bonnie’s diet and recalled that the San Pedro cactus that Victoria ate is a plant that contains the psychedelic substance mescaline. In most countries, for example in Russia and the United States, its circulation is prohibited.
– Bonya eats a cactus and loses weight before your eyes, but don’t rush to empty the pots: you won’t find the plant you need! It is a hallucinogenic plant banned in most countries, including Russia, but Vika is not bothered and promises to publish a book about her experience with the cactus, Ksenia said.
