In the wake of the accident, she faced ostracism from the gatekeepers of show business.
Olga Buzova was urgently hospitalized in a Moscow clinic after an unfortunate fall in the bathroom. She underwent a complex knee surgery under general anesthesia and is now forced to cancel her upcoming tour, writes VOICE. The 40-year-old artist is shocked by what happened, periodically losing consciousness from acute pain and crying bitterly.
Buzova recently returned to the capital from the hot Dominican Republic, where she was actively filming a popular reality show. After two days of exhausting travel, the star slipped in the shower and sustained a serious laceration to her knee. Emergency medical services promptly arrived at the scene, provided necessary first aid, and transported the star patient to the hospital. The surgical intervention lasted three long hours, and the doctors successfully stitched the wound, completely ruling out an open fracture.
Upon waking up from anesthesia, Olga recorded an emotional video message to her devoted fans and the attending medical staff. She honestly admitted that the recovery process is extremely difficult - she has already lost consciousness several times due to severe pain and stress. On social media, the artist showed footage of her bloodied leg, frightening her loyal fans.
Against the backdrop of sudden health problems, Olga's career ambitions faced a new obstacle. The general producer of Channel One, Yuri Aksyuta, spoke quite harshly about her work, stating that Buzova lacks any musical professionalism. The media manager categorically refused to invite the star to the main channel's broadcasts, admitting that it was he who closed the doors for Olga at Channel One.
Aksyuta characterized the phenomenon of the singer's popularity as purely social rather than artistic. He expressed sincere bewilderment at the constant attempts to compare the TV diva with global legends like Mariah Carey or Madonna, calling such a framing of the question blasphemous. As a vivid example of true art, the producer cited Dmitry Malikov, emphasizing the critical importance of classical education and depth in music.
