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Ruslana Rodina Defends Son Yan Amid Criticism and Opens Up About New Relationship Ruslana Rodina discusses her new relationship with Ami Berda and defends her son Yan against online criticism following his debut fashion campaign. She maintains a cooperative relationship with ex-husband Itay Paz for Yan's sake and emphasizes protecting her child from public negativity.
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What happened 01 Ruslana Rodina reveals her new relationship with Ami Berda developed quickly after meeting abroad. 02 She supports her son Yan's first fashion campaign and defends him against harsh online comments. 03 Rodina maintains a cooperative relationship with ex-husband Itay Paz for their son's well-being. 04 She stresses that Yan, 11, is innocent of his parents' public controversies and deserves protection. 05 Rodina calls for separating children from parents' issues and raising awareness about home influences. Translated and summarized by baba from N12 , the latest report. Read N12’s original The coverage
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