Kenyan Woman Confesses Heartbreak to Russian Man Yaytseslav in Trending Video: "I’m Single"
- A viral Russian man, Yaytseslav, has been captured in a video with a Kenyan woman amid his viral acts in Ghana
- The man was called back by the Kenyan woman in a viral video to give her his phone number after he forgot
- Yaytseslav asked the lady if she was single, and she also spoke about the man who broke her heart
Yaytseslav, the Russian man who recently went viral in Ghana for secretly recording several Ghanaian women without their consent, has now been seen in a viral video being called by a Kenyan woman after he forgot to give her his number.
In the clip, the Kenyan woman, who could be seen with a towel around her body inside an apartment, called back the Russian man, widely known as Yaytseslav, and reminded him that he hadn’t given her his number.
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Russian man Yaytseslav gives number to Kenyan
The video, posted by @kobysky, shows the moment the Russian man, Yaytseslav, opened the door to the Kenyan woman’s apartment.
As he opened the door, the Kenyan woman was already waiting with her phone and told him that he forgot to give her his number.
She said:
"You forgot to put your number."
As she said this, Yaytseslav moved closer to her and entered his number into her phone.
After entering the apartment, he was motioned to sit down. He sat beside her and then asked if she was single, to which she responded.
Source: Twitter
He asked:
"Are you single?"
She replied:
"Yes."
As she responded, she also revealed that she was heartbroken because her boyfriend had broken her heart:
"I’m single, my boyfriend broke my heart."
Reactions as Russian man Yaytseslav trends online
Edem's Maltese Dogs added:
"She wanted to go to Russia."
Caleb OCS wrote:
"She thought she got a better deal than her boyfriend or husband."
Neroba 12 shared:
"This can never happen here in Kumasi cus of the English …I thank God for our ladies."
Mama triplets -amazing grace noted:
"Normalise getting a skill as a lady, travelling the world, get some exposure, work on your diction, invest in your looks, hit the GYM, lead a healthy lifestyle, smell nice,sit in tables that talk about success and growth not people, sorround yourself with positivity. This scarcity and poverty mentality is what is making us desperate for anything and everything... SAD!!!"
TEAM MWEBA KENYA added:
"The Russian guy is right. The market is rotten, and that’s how diseases spread. He has simply educated us about what is really happening in town things we often ignore or don’t fully understand."
constar22 shated:
"My boyfriend broke my heart and you have a lifetime ugonjwa eeeeiiiii"
jaygordy noted:
"The only Person who can catch this Russian Guy for us......is Anas Aremeyaw Anas and Tiger Eye."
Lazza entertainment said:
"Wow so frustrated women but all the same may God heal their heart and in terms of relationship and God restore them all."
A Russian man popularly known as Yaytseslav captured attention on social media after a series of videos he secretly filmed with several women in Kenya and some other countries made their way online.
In one of the videos, a woman could be seen handing over her phone to Yaytseslav to input his number, and eventually revealed that she is single.
Legit.ng contacted a relationship therapist, Mr. Godwin Ogwuche, for an explanation on this to understand what could make a woman take such a step or become emotionally vulnerable to another man.
The therapist, Mr. Godwin, explained:
"Heartbreak can absolutely make someone emotionally vulnerable and open to attention, even from people they barely know. When someone has just been hurt, their heart feels empty and they may start looking for validation, comfort, and reassurance wherever they can get it. That doesn’t make them weak; it makes them human."
He spoke further on the action of the woman and the negative side of emotional vulnerability.
The therapist shared:
"But the danger is that emotional vulnerability can sometimes blur judgment. A person may latch onto someone new quickly just to fill a void, rather than taking time to heal and understand what they truly want. That can lead to bad choices, disappointment, or repeated hurt."
"So yes, heartbreak can make someone crave attention, not because they are shallow, but because the heart is still healing and seeking connection."
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In a similar story, Legit.ng reported that a Russian man, widely known as Yaytseslav, was captured in a viral video taking a Ghanaian lady from a church to an apartment while the service was ongoing.
Russian man turned down by Ghanaian lady
Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a young Ghanaian lady went viral after she confidently turned down a Russian man who asked to see her in the evening.
In the video, the man approached her and her friend by a car, complaining about booking a ride and making romantic advances.
Proofreading by Kola Muhammed, copy editor at Legit.ng.
Source: Legit.ng
