Actor from "Univer" TV series denied entry to Georgia.
Here's a fresh take on the original article:
Yo! It seems the director of our favorite actor spilled some beans recently. He caught up with the guy at Tbilisi airport, but now Vitaly Gogunsky is en route to Moscow, according to RIA Novosti on August 10. Shahidi was the one who put this info out there.
"I had a chat with him on the Tarmac at Tbilisi airport. He's all good. There was this obstacle at the border—you can guess—politics," said their source.
Before this, there were rumors swirling around that Vitaly was jetting back to Moscow 'cause he didn't manage to make it out, thanks to Georgia's border squash. Apparently, they heard that he was supposed to shoot a project over there, but he was stuck in town.
Now, Vitaly's a 45-year-old legend in Russia, best-known as Eduard Kuzmin (or simply Kuz) from the "Univer" TV series. He's also a composer and singer, winning the second season of "One to One!". But the real question here is... why the heck was he denied entry to Georgia?
Unfortunately, I can't spill the beans on that one. There's no online dirt on the exact reasons for the rejection, and it might take some digging to find out. But it's probably linked to some political shenanigans between Russia and Georgia. So, let's keep our eyes peeled and fingers crossed for more updates!
- Vitaly Gogunsky, known for his role in the "Univer" TV series, is currently in Moscow, having previously been sighted at Tbilisi airport, according to RIA Novosti on August 10, as shared by actor Shahidi.
- Despite initial rumors, it seems that Gogunsky was not unable to leave due to Georgia's border issues, but rather faced an obstacle related to politics, as stated by their source.
- Citing his fame as a 45-year-old legend in Russia, Gogunsky was reportedly denied entry to Georgia, though the exact reasons for this rejection remain undisclosed in online sources, hinting at potential political tensions between the two countries.
- This latest development adds another layer of intrigue to the entertainment world, with celebrities like Gogunsky often serving as barometers of international relations, citing the ongoing saga as an example.
