I fled as far away from Ukraine as possible — how the controversial Vlad Yama lives.
Ukrainian choreographer
Vlad Yamahas faced considerable backlash after deciding to leave the country following the start of full-scale war. Currently, the dancer lives abroad with his family and seems to have no plans to return.
News.LIVE has found out where he is now and what he is doing.
Where has Vlad Yama disappeared to
On the day the full-scale war began, Vlad Yama was already in Ukraine and helped evacuate his parents from Zaporizhzhia. Later, his family spent some time in Europe before heading to the USA. However, it remains a mystery how the choreographer himself left the country.
Now, along with his wife Liliana and son Leon, the dancer resides in Miami.
On social media, Yama has expressed support for Ukraine and thanked its defenders. Additionally, he often organizes charitable classes and participates in events for the benefit of Ukraine.
However, there have also been scandals. For example, Yama faced a wave of negativity due to images with Russians. It is known that he collaborates with the American dance studio Miami Dance Academy, where there are representatives from the Russian Federation. Furthermore, in November 2024, reports emerged of a party in Chicago attended by many Russian-speaking guests.
Although the star's family currently has no plans to return to their homeland, this angers many fans. Under posts on social media, Vlad frequently receives outpourings of negativity.
Recently, the choreographer got into a verbal clash with one of his followers. In response to her, Yama stated that he left the country legally.
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Ukrainian choreographer Vlad Yama, along with his family, left Ukraine at the start of the war and currently lives in Miami, where he actively supports Ukrainian defenders and participates in charitable events for the benefit of Ukraine. At the same time, he enrages fans with his refusal to return, and has also found himself at the center of scandals due to his contact with Russian citizens.
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