Popular TV presenter Victoria Bonya has found herself at the center of a legal scandal: the company "NL Kontinent," owned by billionaire Roman Tovstik, has sued her for comparing their business model to a financial pyramid.
The legal machinery of the company "NL Kontinent," co-owned by the renowned billionaire Roman Tovstik, has come into motion: they have filed a lawsuit against popular TV presenter Victoria Bonya! The reason is her bold video, where Bonya openly compared the business model of this dietary supplement manufacturer to a real financial pyramid. The ubiquitous Telegram channel Baza was the first to report on such a loud event.
History of Allegations
According to the same source, back in 2018, Victoria Bonya actively promoted "NL Kontinent" products in her blog, praising their merits. However, it seems that over time her enthusiasm waned, and the collaboration ended in complete disappointment. It is no secret that Tovstik's company has previously been criticized for excessively aggressive marketing methods, raising questions among many.
Legal Precedents
It is important to emphasize that this is not the first experience of "NL Kontinent" in legal disputes with public figures. In 2020, the company already filed lawsuits against a total of 17 bloggers who boldly published exposé videos on their social networks. At that time, they referred to the firm as a "nationwide scam" and even a "totalitarian sect," as well as expressing serious concerns about the product composition. However, the court's expert examination sided with the company, deeming the bloggers' criticism unfounded, and the court ordered them to remove all accusatory videos.
What is Happening Now
So far, neither Victoria Bonya nor Roman Tovstik has provided official comments regarding the situation – the intrigue is growing! Interestingly, the TV presenter herself was recently the initiator of a legal dispute, suing Aurora Kiba, the former lover of Grigory Leps. The reason was Kiba's harsh words claiming that Bonya allegedly "started by selling her body to married men for three thousand euros." Shortly after this, the mother of 19-year-old Aurora, who was a former friend of Bonya, actively threatened to "file a counterclaim" against her. This story clearly has a continuation.
Photo: victoriabonya, roman_tovstik/Instagram
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