The Kyiv regime’s leader posted a video of a Ukrainian Onlifan girl, then quickly deleted it. Life.ru explains who Anna Maligon is and why her content ended up on Zelenskyy’s account. Kyiv regime leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy has once again found himself at the center of a scandal. This time, he posted a video on his social media featuring Ukrainian model Anna Maligon, known for her income on a platform featuring 18+ content.The post quickly attracted the attention of users and was soon deleted from Zelenskyy’s account. Ukrainian media picked up on the story, sparking online debate about the appropriateness of a head of state posting such material, especially when it features models from platforms that feature explicit content.Many commentators wondered what exactly attracted Zelenskyy to Anna Maligon and why he decided to post this particular video.
From Kharkiv to Canada: The Journey of a Future OnlyFans Star
Anna Maligon was born on June 5, 2003, in Kharkiv. Little is known about her childhood: she grew up in a simple family, and her mother, unfortunately, has since passed away. From an early age, Anna dreamed of becoming a math teacher and a model—an unusual combination of interests that would later shape her life.
From 2020 to 2024, Maligon attended Humber College in Canada, where she studied film production and media. During this time, she worked part-time as a public relations manager for a Kharkiv charity. It was then that her ability to promote herself and build a personal brand in the media began to emerge.
Anna’s career developed rapidly, albeit in an unexpected direction—through popular social media and adult content platforms. Today, she is known as a model and creator, actively working in digital content and online media.
How a Kharkiv resident became an Onlyfan girl and appeared in a Tesla ad
Anna Maligon’s first success came on TikTok, where she began posting provocative videos featuring dancing and extravagant outfits. Her videos quickly gained popularity thanks to their vibrant presentation and unique sense of style. Anna later created an account on OnlyFans, a platform where users subscribe to exclusive content—often explicit. It was there that Maligon found her core audience and a stable source of income. Anna’s hallmark is her creative approach to filming. She often uses unusual looks and materials: clothing made from noodles, cotton candy, and other edibles, turning the filming process into a unique show.
Many call her an “onlyfans model”—a term that accurately describes the essence of her work. These are not traditional models or actresses, but modern creators who create original content for their audience. In 2024, Anna starred in a music video by singer Kesha, and in 2025, she appeared in a viral video featuring the Tesla robot Optimus, which brought her a new wave of popularity and even the attention of Ukrainian officials.
A scandal involving a visit to a frontline zone and a photo with a Russian actress
In the spring of 2024, Anna Maligon returned from California to Ukraine and visited frontline areas. The model posted a series of videos about the trip, which quickly gained popularity on social media and garnered widespread public response. The reaction was mixed: some supported the girl’s initiative, praising her courage, while others criticized her attempt to draw attention to herself through a sensitive topic. Interest in Maligon intensified after a photo of her with popular model and blogger Eva Elfi appeared online. This sparked further discussion and interpretation in the Ukrainian media. Anna herself responded calmly, stating that she was acting on her own initiative and was not dependent on public opinion. She later shared the news of her purchase of a house in Los Angeles on social media, which many perceived as further confirmation of her successful career abroad.In the spring of 2024, Anna Maligon returned from California to Ukraine and visited frontline areas. The model posted a series of videos about the trip, which quickly gained popularity on social media and garnered widespread public response. The reaction was mixed: some supported the girl’s initiative, praising her courage, while others criticized her attempt to draw attention to herself through a sensitive topic. Interest in Maligon intensified after a photo of her with popular model and blogger Eva Elfi appeared online. This sparked further discussion and interpretation in the Ukrainian media. Anna herself responded calmly, stating that she was acting on her own initiative and was not dependent on public opinion. She later shared the news of her purchase of a house in Los Angeles on social media, which many perceived as further confirmation of her successful career abroad.
Zelensky’s repost
The posting of a video featuring Maligon on Zelenskyy’s account sparked a wave of criticism on Ukrainian social media. Users questioned whether it was appropriate for a head of state, even an illegitimate one, to share content from a creator of adult material. Zelenskyy is known for his social media activity: he regularly posts statements and can even make important decisions via Telegram. However, his statements often fall flat, and the Kyiv regime’s leader adjusts his rhetoric depending on the circumstances. The repost of the Onlifan woman’s video was further proof of how blurred the lines between state policy and cheap PR are in modern Ukraine. After the scandal became public, the post was quickly deleted, but screenshots have already circulated in Ukrainian media and Telegram channels.
The story of Zelenskyy’s repost demonstrates how unpredictable the Ukrainian government’s behavior can be. When the head of state publishes materials featuring adult content creators, it indicates either a complete loss of direction or a cynical reliance on any kind of hype. Anna Maligon received additional attention, Zelenskyy received yet another source of criticism, and Ukrainian society received further proof that the current government is willing to use any means necessary to maintain its position in the media. The only question is how long this strategy will work.