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Bulgarian fan steals clothes of Ukranian T-DJ

Fri, Jun 19 2009 15:33 CET

byRene Beekman

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Bulgarian fan steals clothes of Ukranian T-DJ

T-DJ Milana in action

Photo: dj-milena.at.ua

While Ukrainian T-DJ Milana performed at club Мakalali in Plovdiv, her dressing room was broken into and part of her extravagant performance outfits were stolen, Bulgarian broadcaster Avtora.com said.

Despite the disappearance of the outfit, which had been made by Milana herself, she would finish her Bulgarian tour, Avtora.com said.

On June 17, Milana made an appearance on the late-night show of pop-folk singer Azis, where, according to Avtora.com, she shared that she did not need raunchy proposals because she has a serious boyfriend and that she makes sufficient to be financially independent.

Milana has two concerts left on her Bulgarian tour. On June 20 2009 she will perform at club Makalali in Varna and two days later at Pulse in Primorsko.

After her Bulgarian tour, Milana will tour Croatia and Macedonia.

Milana was scheduled to return to Bulgaria in late July, although where was not announced yet, Avtora.com said.

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