Ukrainian singer, songwriter, producer, DJ and TV presenter Ivan Dorn prefers to walk around the house completely naked, but his wife, as the children grow up, is increasingly urging him to wear at least underwear. The musician told about this in an interview with journalist and blogger Yuri Dudu ❶.
"Now my wife reacts more strictly to this. He says: "Listen, well, children are growing up. Let's at least wear underpants," he said.
The artist does not see anything strange and indecent in this. Dud❶ focused on the age of the children: the musician's daughter is now 11 years old, her son is 10.
"I just like it. I feel free. If it was within the framework of ethics, then I would also give an interview without panties," Dorn casually explained home nudism.
Dud❶, who until that moment was considered a "super-liberal type", was outraged, raising his voice and unexpectedly showing conservatism.
"For me, Vanya, this is unacceptable! In my world, this is unacceptable!", — the Dude exclaimed ❶.
Recall that Dorn spoke about his habit of walking around the house naked in an interview with journalist and TV presenter Ksenia Sobchak back in 2020.
"I also walk naked in front of my children and don't worry about it," the musician didn't hesitate to admit.
As reported by EADaily, in the same interview, Dorn, who did not appear on Since the beginning of the special military operation in Ukraine, he noted that he misses his old life in Kiev.
❶An individual performing the functions of a foreign agent

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