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Marina Afrikantova and Roma Kapakly
Marina Afrikantova will not come to terms with her husband leaving for a friend. But not only the star of “House-2” is experiencing betrayal. A new character has appeared in a scandalous divorce.
The star of “House-2” tried to restrain herself, but after Roma publicly ridiculed her, Marina broke through. She decided to take revenge on her ex-husband and his mistress. Afrikantova began to keep a public diary in Telegram. The blonde beauty at first just sobbed, splashing out emotions and causing pity for her subscribers, and then she became angry and called her traitor friend names.
Marina published a selection of very unsuccessful photos of Tatyana Musulbes. In the footage, the girl barely looks like herself. In the caption under the frames, Afrikantova turned to her husband, saying, look how ugly your mistress is, which means that your children will be ugly.
After that, Marina got excited and went even further. She exposed Capakla’s very intimate correspondence with Musulbes to the public. Screenshots of messages show that Roma and Tanya did not just communicate, but exchanged “naked” photos and declarations of love. Readers of Afrikantova’s blog noticed that the screenshots were obtained from Musulbes’ account, she coquettishly wrote Roma into her phone under the name “Fitonyashka”.
It turns out that Tanya’s ex-fiance leaked the correspondence. Musulbes left her things with the man, including a laptop, and she flew to Dubai for the ill-fated party, where she took her husband away from her friend. Upon learning of what had happened, Tatyana’s deceived boyfriend went into her messenger and read all the correspondence, and at the same time screened them.
Later, the man sent the information to Anton Bekkuzhev, the former host of Doma-2, who, in turn, shared the screenshots with Marina. Interestingly, Afrikantova published her husband’s correspondence with her mistress only after the next series of “House-2”, dedicated to the divorce of reality stars, went on the air.
