Singer LP, who supported Ukraine, recorded a thank-you note to Russian fans and found herself in the center of a scandal

American singer Laura Pergolizzi, aka LP, who has been supporting Ukrainians in the war for two years, has scandalized her Russian fan club with her gratitude. The artist posted a video wearing a tricolor hoodie but soon deleted it.

The star hastened to justify herself by recording a video on Instagram, where she said she appreciated "all her fans." She didn't say a word about the war, nor did she explain her controversial decision to wear a sweatshirt with Russian symbols.

In the photo, she posed in a white outfit with a picture of a ship whose sails were painted in blue, red, and white. Below the print, the Russians wrote the name of their fan club "LP Official Russia" and behind it, they placed the names of some of the members of the fan group.

Laura Pergolizzi showed her followers the hoodie from all sides, promoting Russians and assuring them of her love. Obviously, she soon began to receive negative messages, so the video disappeared and was replaced by another one with an appeal to Ukrainians.

"Greetings from Copenhagen, Denmark. I have a lot of respect and gratitude for all the fans in the world. I know that there are many Ukrainian refugees in the Baltic States, and I would like my Ukrainian fans to know how much I support you," the singer said.

The singer said she was looking forward to meeting Ukrainian fans during her upcoming concerts in Europe. However, her subscribers did not receive an apology and condemnation of the genocide unleashed by the Russians.

The indignation is caused by the fact that Laura Pergolizzi was considered one of the most pro-Ukrainian foreign stars, as she repeatedly expressed support for the free people, went on stage with the Ukrainian flag, and in 2018 became the headliner of the third day of Atlas Weekend in Kyiv.

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