OnlyFans model Sam Frank says Vitaly Zdorovetskiy 'won't make it out' of Filipino prison as influencer faces 24 years
OnlyFans model Sam Frank has said that Vitaly Zdorovetskiy ‘won’t make it out’ of Filipino prison as the influencer is currently facing 24 years behind bars.
Russian-American YouTube star is facing a lengthy sentence in a Filipino prison for his latest prank on a security guard after he took to filming Bonifacio Global City, Taguig.
Zdorovetskiy was arrested in the city and an order declared him as an ‘undesirable’ foreign national.
Since his arrest, Zdorovetskiy has been hit with multiple charges including unjust vexation, attempted theft, alarm, and scandal as he is accused of harassing Filipino citizens on the street for the sake of content.
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In a statement, the Philippines’ Interior Secretary, Jonvic Remulla, said: “Zdorovetskiy will undergo a tactical interrogation so that we can get the identity of his cameramen.
“The cameraman, whom I think is Filipino, will also face charges because he is involved in the commission of a crime. We are still searching for the cameraman.”
Now, Frank has publicly stated that Zdorovetskiy ‘won’t make it out’ of Filipino prison after the social media influencers became embroiled in an incident earlier this year, which was caught on camera.
Frank, who is dating Kick streamer N3on, whose real name is Rangesh Mutama, could be seen spitting on Zdorovetskiy during an argument at a social event.
It’s not clear what sparked the confrontation, with Zdorovetskiy being infamous for his controversial stunts.
In the clip, Frank could be heard shouting: “What the f*** is wrong with you? Do you want to start a problem?”
Previous controversies of Vitaly Zdorovetskiy
This isn’t the first time Zdorovetskiy has sparked controversy, with his first arrest taking place back in July 2014 when he invaded the pitch during the World Cup final between Germany and Argentina in Brazil.
Two years later, in May 2016, the YouTuber was arrested for trespass after he climbed the Hollywood Sign in a stunt for his channel.
Just one month on in June 2016, Zdorovetskiy was taken into custody again when he streaked during a NBA final.
Then, in October 2017, the content creator ran onto the field of a baseball game during the 2017 World Series, which he was also arrested for.
And if that wasn’t a long enough rap sheet, the YouTuber went international after he was arrested in Egypt, and spent five days locked up in an Egyptian jail after he climbed the Pyramids of Giza in January 2020.
In April 2020, Zdorovetskiy was arrested again and later charged with aggravated battery by Miami Beach police after the YouTuber allegedly tackled a female jogger and struck her multiple times in the head and chest, leaving her with a 2-inch cut above her right eye that required stitches.