Artist Sonya Moroziuk and her fiancé, the son of a businessman suspected of corruption, spotted at the scandalous Kvartal 95 concert

The artist Sonya Moroziuk was spotted at the scandalous concert of the New Year's episode of Kvartal 95. She was sitting in the audience with her fiancé Roman, the son of Lviv businessman Ihor Hrynkevych, who is suspected of corruption.

The guests were spotted by journalist Maryna Daniluk-Yarmolaieva, who shared the news on her Facebook page. During the broadcast, the camera was pointed at Moroziuk and Hrynkevych, who were laughing at the "McDonald's in Yaremche" sketch.

The scene is made in the typical Kvartal style: a tourist comes to McDonald's in Yaremche, wanting to order a regular fast food. Instead, he is offered anythyng else but not what they ordered, mocking Zakarpattia.

"Of course, the people of Yaremche are arrogant and wear only sheep vests, dance hopak and speak the most unpleasant Ukrainian language. And they offer to suck a fish head for an exchange," the post says.

In the comments, netizens did not hold back their emotions, discussing both the scene about the Carpathians and the Moroziuk scandal:

"This is despite the fact that Yaremche and Bohrach are two different galaxies."

"Like the concert, like the guests."

"And I like that these are the kind of 'citizens' who attend their concerts. That they are the f***ing 'rotten elite' because normal citizens won't go to such shows. This is the true sign of elitism."

"Clowns. Of course, they are at the end of the era of poverty. The war is like a jackpot."

"She is lucky to be in two top topics at the same time. Omnipresent".

Recently, the lovers got into a high-profile scandal, in particular because of Moroziuk's future father-in-law. He is Ihor Hrynkevych, a Lviv-based businessman who, according to Ukrainska Pravda, was detained for trying to bribe one of the heads of the SBI's Main Investigation Department. For $500,000, the businessman asked for the return of property located on the territory of the Chaika customs post of the Kyiv Customs.

By the way, Hrynkevych's son Roman is not in need either. His fiancé Moroziuk is the head of the Hope UA Charitable Foundation, and he spares no expense for his beloved. Journalist Yevhen Pilinskyi "hinted" that a lot of money was spent on the artist's promotion, so it's easy to guess who sponsored the project.

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