A Russian influencer married her former stepson after leaving his dad, sparking controversy and anger from her ex-husband. She now posts updates about their life on social media and earns money as an influencer.
A Russian influencer married her former stepson after she left his dad following their secret relationship .
The 37-year-old, who brought up her now husband, Vladimir, from the age of seven often posts updates about their life on social media and makes her money by being an influencer, reports the Mirror. Alexey alleged that the pair would sneak around behind him, having sex while he was in the house and then going back to their normal familial roles "as if nothing had happened".
Posting on Instagram Marina calls her husband the "most charming blue-eyes in the world", but also enjoys to mother him as she often calls him out for being "clumsy" while pushing their daughter's pram, or because he can't seem to hold down a well-paid job.
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