After the publication of the scandalous video, TV presenter Dmitry Dibrov was forced to fly to Bali, canceling his birthday celebration in Moscow. This is reported by the Mash telegram channel, citing a source in the journalist's entourage.
According to the interlocutor of the channel, now Dibrov is hiding from everyone, he wants the scandal to be forgotten and not to affect his participation in television projects, corporate events and advertising contracts.
At the same time, according to the publication, the TV presenter's fee has doubled — from 2.5 to 5 million rubles, apparently for a corporate event.
"Managers of the 66-year—old Don Cossack are also discussing annual contracts with clients," the report also says.
Allegedly, an annual contract can cost the customer 50 million rubles.
As reported by EADaily, earlier Dibrov got into the lens of a video camera in front of the venue of the depraved party "City of Sins". Dibrov was caught getting out of the car with his fly unbuttoned, then he began to make characteristic male hand movements. After that, he went somewhere with his companion, without buttoning his trousers and slightly covering himself with a bag.
Actress and public figure Yana Poplavskaya compared Dibrov with the scandalous one who left Russian actor Alexei Panin❶ after the appearance of a video of a showman with his fly unbuttoned in a public place. In her opinion, people like Dibrov always need to remember that you are a well-known and recognizable person, and to behave accordingly is a matter of self-respect.
❶An individual included in the list of terrorists and extremists of ROSFINMONITORING

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