Dasha Kvitkova sells her house near Kyiv for 320 thousand dollars: the announcement spotted on OLX. Photo

Ukrainian blogger Dasha Kvitkova has put up for sale the house, which she acquired during her marriage to TV host Mykyta Dobrynin, for $320,000 (almost 12 million hryvnias). An offer was posted on an online classifieds site, where the former home of the ex-spouses can be easily recognized by the photo.

Earlier, the influencer said that she was planning to sell their joint real estate and the car her ex gave her. Ukrainian gossip columnist Bohdan Bespalov drew attention to the ad, dated September 11 (scroll to the bottom of the page to see the photo).

The married blogger often showed her life within the walls of a three-story house with a spacious yard and a two-car garage. It is from these archival photos that we can recognize the plot she is selling through a real estate company.

According to the ad, the 150-square-meter house is located in a cottage community near Kyiv. No one lives there now, but the photos show the family's personal belongings, which have been captured more than once.

Dobrynin and Kvitkova's son's toys are still in the rooms. Clothes and cozy furnishings are also visible. You can comfortably wait out the shelling in the basement, the description says.

As a reminder, Kvitkova and her son moved out of the house in early spring 2023. The young mother rented an apartment and started a legal battle with her ex-husband over the division of jointly acquired property, as she described in her blog.

The former lovers delegated the sale of their real estate to intermediaries. According to the stars, they have maintained a "neutral" relationship for the sake of raising their son, so they often see each other, communicate and keep in touch.

Earlier, OBOZREVATEL wrote that Kvitkova got into a large-scale accident in Kyiv, where 4 cars were damaged. "Bachelor" Zalyvako came to her aid, so now the stars are suspected of an affair.

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