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Ivleeva's father commented on the news about her marriage

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Vyacheslav Ivleev, father of popular Russian blogger Anastasia Ivleeva, commented on the news about his daughter's marriage. His words are transmitted by 360.ru on its Telegram. Ivleev said he did not know about his daughter's marriage. He also said that he did not know the blogger's beloved. Earlier on December 10, Ivleeva announced her marriage on her Telegram channel. “Got married,” she wrote. The blogger did not provide any other details.
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Nastya Ivleeva said she got married: what is known about her new wife

On December 10, blogger Anastasia Ivleeva wrote on social media that she was married. Journalist Alena Martynova suggested on her Telegram channel that TV presenter Philip Begak could become Ivleeva's new husband. This information was confirmed to the “Merciless PR Man” telegram channel by the newlywed herself.

·Moscow, Russian Federation
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RTVI broke the news in Moscow, Russian Federation on Wednesday, December 11, 2024.
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