Like a supermodel of the 90s: a glamorous driver with a Ukrainian surname who was detained by the US police became a star of the network

The network was shocked by the incredible appearance of Veronica Koval, an American woman with a Ukrainian surname. The woman was detained by the US police for violating traffic rules. Soon after, a photo taken after the arrest appeared in an account that collected photos of detainees with aesthetic appearance.

Veronika became famous 7 months after she was released from the cell where she had spent only one night. She told the New York Post that she was shocked by the attention she received, because she is "just an ordinary person." Interestingly, instead of being outraged by the woman's illegality, people in the comments to mugshawtys' Instagram post "poured over" Koval with their comments about her appearance.

The girl told NYP that her good looks are the result of cosmetologists' efforts. Veronika gets Botox several times a year and laser rejuvenation. But despite this, she is constantly being "visited" by men on Direct with compliments and a desire to meet them.

In the comments to the photo with Veronika, she was even called a model of the end of the last century: "She looks like a supermodel from the 90s, which you will envy because of that jawline."

"Call Elite Models, they need to send a driver to pick up their girl. Release her, she's late for the shoot", "This is a woman who is truly breathtaking", "This is literally the most beautiful woman I have ever seen", "Fair play to that jaw" and other similar comments Koval received about her beauty.

Some even managed to make a joke comparing the American's appearance to the character Doris from Shrek: "She looks like that bartender from Shrek."

Although Koval likes to use beauty treatments, she doesn't wear much makeup and saves on decorative products. "I like to apply a little bit of foundation and cream to remove any redness. That's what I put on my face every day," she said about her basic skincare routine.

Back in May 2023, 27-year-old Veronika was accused of violating traffic rules. The woman was driving at 160 km/h on a section where the speed limit is only 90 km/h. She pleaded guilty immediately, so she only had to spend one night in the police station, pay a $750 fine, and live without a driver's license for a month.

"I definitely made a mistake. I don't justify it and I will never do it again. I have great respect for the authorities, and I wasn't going to argue with them. I just kept quiet, doing my job," she told NYP about her detention and its consequences.