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Ex-VIA Gra member hints at breakup with lover

17 February 2017 12:58by Николаева Людмила

Former VIA Gra soloist Tatyana Kotova hinted today that she has broken up with her latest lover and is once again alone.

On her Instagram page, the artist posted touching lines from John Green's "Paper Towns," which suggest she has either broken up with her beloved or at least experienced a rift in the relationship.

However, the artist did not specify who exactly she was referring to. Tatyana Kotova strives to keep her personal life private. She did not answer fans' questions about who she had broken up with.

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