A. Petravičienė recently shared a video on the social network Facebook in which she appeared without makeup. The artist used the video to address comments from men questioning her use of cosmetic products.
In the post, Petravičienė stated, “Here, Petras. Here’s what I need for makeup,” and added, “Jokiu būdu neigia.” She further commented on the perceived threats to “Vatniks” and the public’s interest in private matters. For the content, the artist selected her song “You’re Not a Mirage” and adapted the lyrics to reflect her situation.
In the published video, she asserted, “This is not a mirage, not a mistake – just without makeup I am like that.” This action sparked discussion online, particularly regarding the balance between public life and personal privacy. This development follows previous attention Petravičienė received from the internet after sharing details about her vacation in Italy. She had garnered significant public sympathy due to her behavior during that trip.
The artist’s decision to share an unadorned image serves as a direct response to public discourse surrounding cosmetic enhancement and personal authenticity. The video clarifies that the natural appearance is genuine, not a fabrication.
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