Blogger Dasha Kvitkova arranged a candid photo shoot after an accident

Dasha Tsvetkova, seems to have recovered fairly quickly from the triple accident she is said to have caused in the capital. Indeed, on the last day of summer, she published candid pictures on her Instagram page, in which the harnesses of a black dress were lowered.

“I am a rally, you are a provocation” - intriguingly, she signed the photos of Kvitkov, which caused even more questions from subscribers who thought to whom everything was addressed.

However, most wrote that this, apparently, concerns the ex-hero of “The Bachelor” Mikhail Zalivak, who is called the new beloved Dasha after a divorce from Nikita Dobrynin.

Recall that on the evening of August 27, the blogger caused an accident in Kyiv. She was on her way to the hospital, from where her blogger friend was being discharged. But she didn’t reach her destination. Dasha, according to witnesses, on a Lexus taken for a test drive, drove through a red light of a traffic light. As a result, four cars collided - two Tesla cars, a Ford Mustang and a rented car. Kvitkova denies her guilt.

In an interview with blogger Bogdan Bespalov, Alena Chernenko, who suffered a hand injury, said that at the time of the accident she was in the passenger seat of one of the cars. She talked with Kvitkova.

“She says to me:“ Sorry, sorry, I don’t know, I will compensate you for everything … Sorry, don’t touch me. Okay, okay, I ran on.” Then she refused to contact us. Because her support team came to the scene of the accident.”

On one of the videos from the scene of the accident, users noticed that Mikhail Zalivako came to Kvitkovo.

Now Dasha uploads a video on her side, where she is no longer driving a car, but as a passenger. The blogger jokingly addresses the Ukrainians that they can now calmly “to go to the city because she is not on the roads as drivers”.

Earlier said that Kvitkova made a splash on the network with her bare stomach. Subscribers called her abs the most beautiful among Ukrainian bloggers.