<figure id="attachment_210135" aria-describedby="caption-attachment-210135" style="width: 1024px" class="wp-caption alignnone"><a href="#" data-ident_hash="2bb25de3"><img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/fridaydigital/image/private/t_article_image/wpmedia/2021/10/2018121002214.jpg" alt=""></a><figcaption id="caption-attachment-210135" class="wp-caption-text">That&#8217;s Zagitova, the world queen. I love how soft her body is.</figcaption></figure>
 The woman with her hair in a ponytail stood up straight and used the softness of her body to her advantage. When she turns backwards, she faces the camera and gives a peace sign.
 The gold medalist in figure skating at the Pyeongchang Olympics (South Korea) held in February 2006, Alina Zagitova (19, Russia), updated her Instagram. She uploaded a photo of herself wearing flowery white sneakers and a video of herself wearing tight clothes to show off her soft body. The number of &#8220;Likes&#8221; from all over the world reached over 110,000. from around the world. The comments were also full of praise.
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 &#8220;What a flexible body!
 &#8220;No one can copy her beauty!
 &#8220;The sneakers and the girl are too good.
<h2> The trouble that hit the queen</h2>
 Zagitova is currently in trouble. On her Instagram, she posted the following message.
 The media has been extremely rude and violent to me. Information has an unimaginable power. On the Internet, irresponsible comments are made repeatedly by anonymous people and spread at a frightening speed. I am a flesh and blood human being. At all times, my personal boundaries must be protected.
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 What in the world happened?
 &#8220;The incident took place in early October this year. Zagitova was privately watching an ice hockey game in Kazan, eastern Russia. However, she was seated at the media table. A nearby reporter took pictures of her without her permission, which made Zagitova furious.
 The reporter protested. Zagitova rudely demanded that the photo be removed. &#8220;&#8216;I&#8217;ll sue you,&#8217; she threatened, &#8216;I have powerful backers! Zagitova threatened to sue me. The furor spread quickly, and other media joined in. Since there were many reports defending Zagitova, the reporter deleted the article and apologized, saying, &#8220;There was a misunderstanding. I apologize for the misunderstanding,&#8221; he said. In response to the uproar, Zagitova posted a message on her Instagram page,&#8221; said a sports reporter.
 The message was reportedly met with sympathy from her Japanese fans.
 &#8220;Zagitova is a big fan of Japan. She is good friends with Japanese athletes such as Yuzuru Hanyu and Kaori Sakamoto, and has received stuffed animals of Winnie the Pooh and Snoopy to decorate her room. His favorite food is sushi.
 When she talked about her love for Akita dogs at the training camp before the PyeongChang Olympics, she was given a female dog by the Akita Dog Preservation Society. Her name is Masaru, meaning &#8220;victory. She loves him so much that she says her favorite way to spend her days off is to play with him all day long.
 Zagitova&#8217;s fame is high not only in Russia but also abroad. Zagitova&#8217;s fame is high not only in Russia but also outside the country, and her battle with the media is likely to continue in the future.

 Kyodo News

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