Featured Image Credit: Ulyana Trigubchak/Twitter
Topics: Ice Hockey
Adnan Riaz
Topics: Ice Hockey
Russian sports presenter Ulyana Trigubchak had her racy topless photos swiftly removed from Instagram after breaking the social media platform’s rules.
The 28-year-old blonde stunner boasts a huge following of 66.1k followers on Instagram, with Trigubchak not shy from sharing risque snaps with her fans.
Trigubchak was a former cheerleader for Ufa-based ice hockey team Salavat Yulaev, and she showed her support for her team by making an audacious promise.
The sports presenter vowed to pose in a topless session if her team reached the Kontinental Hockey League Conference Finals in 2019.
With Salavat Yulaev reaching the Conference Finals, Trigubchak delivered on her aforementioned promise.
However, she found that her pictures were promptly taken down from Instagram due to breaching the platform’s rules around nudity.
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Trigubchak had posted black-and-white photos of her topless, with the Russian covering her chest with her arms.
It is believed that Trigubchak posted some other racy content on her social media page, which is currently private.
The former Salavat Yulaev cheerleader was furious with Instagram and shockingly hit back by posting a photo of herself in a hijab.
Trigubchak hasn’t been shy to speak her mind, with the presenter previously calling out ice hockey team Ak Bars Kazan for scrapping their cheerleading team in 2021.
Responding to the decision, she furiously said: “It was the 21st century, [but] we rolled back into the past as best we could…
“Tatarstan, will you soon put on a burqa for everyone? Or are you waiting for the arrival of the Taliban?”
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Trigubchak’s partner, Rostislav Murzagulov, stepped down from his role as chairman of Russian Premier League side Ufa last summer after posing with her in a racy photoshoot.
“I understand that in conservative Bashkiria [a republic of Russia] many will condemn me for this photo session,” he said.
“I'm almost certain that I'll cease to be the head of Ufa.”