TV presenter Vladimir Solovyov apologized to a woman living in Monaco top blogger

TV presenter Vladimir Solovyov and model, top blogger Victoria Bonya held a joint live broadcast on the channel "Solovyov Live". During the conversation, the presenter apologized for the words he had previously said to Boney.

In his telegram channel, Solovyov ironically called the special broadcast of the Full Contact program, in which the blogger took part, the Moscow— Monaco teleconference. However, when communicating with Bonya, he was calm and polite, and at the very beginning of the broadcast he said that she looked great and apologized for the words he had previously said to her.

"Of course I have to apologize. You are absolutely right, of course, I was too emotional. And, of course, whatever the motivation, why and what I was talking about, of course, I had to be stricter about my words, which were said live. At the same time, it is strange to record me in the main misogynies of the country, because I have a huge number of women on the air," Solovyov admitted.

During the broadcast, he promised to send 1 million rubles to save birds from fuel oil in Anapa.

As reported by EADaily, earlier Solovyov in the program "Evening with Vladimir Solovyov", which airs on the TV channel "Russia 1", reacted to Boney's open appeal. He called on the Prosecutor General's Office, the Ministry of Justice and the Investigative Committee to evaluate the blogger's appeal.

"It's not for this shabby slut to open her dirty mouth and litter the space," the TV presenter said on the air.

After that, a flash mob began on social networks. Users recorded videos in which they apologized to Bonya for Solovyov, pointed out that it was impossible to talk to a woman like that and called for a boycott of his author's program on the federal channel. Even fighters of the special military operation and representatives of Dagestan, which Bonya mentioned in her address, took part in the flash mob.

Bonya herself threatened to go to court and urged those who wanted to join the class action.

Journalist, blogger and TV presenter Ksenia Sobchak sided with Boni, who appealed to the head of the Investigative Committee of Russia, Alexander Bastrykin, with a request to evaluate Solovyov's words to Boni, which were uttered on the Rossiya-1 TV channel.