“It turned out that this woman and I have a large number of the same subscribers. Having visited her account, I found many other interesting photographs, including those of my husband.”
When Yulia confronted her husband, he denied everything. Grynko told his wife that while she was away, he had invited some friends over for drinks before heading to the movie theatre (FIRST OF ALL, who drinks before going to the movies?) and that Abramovich was the girlfriend of a friend of his.
Yulia’s response? “When the guests came, they would have headed to the kitchen to drink tea – not to the bedroom.” Atta girl.
Vlada Abramovich made her account private after the initial discovery, but eventually addressed her role in the affair on her social media. She was utterly unapologetic, saying “She is his wife, not mine, what’s the problem? Is he just a vegetable without free will? Don’t make me laugh.” The chick’s got a point. She accused her naysayers of “living in the 18th century,” adding: “If I want to have sex, I’ll have it.” Again. The chick’s got a point.
Meanwhile, Yulia’s scumbag husband finally admitted that he’d been cheating on his wife with several different women when she was out of town, but maintained he’d never been “mentally unfaithful” because he had “told every girl he was married.”
