Pavlo Zibrov recounted how he was robbed on a train on his way to a concert
People's Artist of Ukraine Pavlo Zibrov said that he was recently the victim of a theft on a train. The incident occurred on his way to a concert, when fans approached the singer and asked for an autograph or a photo together.
The artist happily chatted with the girls, but soon discovered that a new branded concert shirt—which he had been saving for the performance—was missing from his belongings.
According to Pavlo Zibrov, at first he didn’t suspect anything out of the ordinary.
“I was riding the train. You know, these days everyone wants an autograph—they see you and ask if they can have one. So these pretty young girls came over—everything was fine—and I was just relaxing. Then—oops—my new branded concert shirt was gone; it had been stolen! It even still had the tag on it—I’d brought it back from the Emirates, and it had been sitting in my closet. This happened just recently. I looked, and it was gone. We checked everywhere on the train,” the singer noted.
According to him, the shirt was brand new and even still had the tag on it. The singer had bought it in the United Arab Emirates and planned to wear it during his concerts.
Pavlo Zibrov does not rule out the possibility that the girls who had approached him shortly before might have been involved in the shirt’s disappearance.
At the same time, the artist speculated that they might have taken the shirt as a sort of souvenir to remember their encounter with him.
The singer did not provide any further details about the incident, but noted that a search for the shirt on the train yielded no results.
Zibrov recounted the incident on the show “ZhVL Presents.”
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