"Hello, darling, this is Aliaksei Khliastou." Someone created a fake account of the singer
A fake account of singer Aliaksei Khliastou has appeared on TikTok. Its creators impersonate the artist, message women on his behalf, and try to move conversations to Telegram. Khliastou warned his subscribers that he is not behind the page and that it is likely a fraudulent scheme.
"Hello, darling, this is Aliaksei Khliastou writing to you," — this is how one of the messages sent on behalf of the singer begins.
The fake TikTok page copies Khliastou's social media: it uses his name, photos, and videos.
Among other things, it published an AI-generated song about "black and white Minsk" on the topic of migrants.
After contact on TikTok, interlocutors are offered to switch to Telegram. Khliastou noted that on Telegram, money might be extorted in his name, dubious schemes and "giveaways" might be offered, or attempts might be made to obtain personal data.
"The people who created this account speak as if on my behalf and offer their subscribers to switch to some Telegram account. Under no circumstances should you follow any links, be fooled by conversations, or by what the person writes, pretending to be me," — the singer warned.
He also asked subscribers to report the fake profile on TikTok.
Aliaksei Khliastou is one of the well-known Belarusian pop singers. In recent years, he has practically been deprived of the opportunity to work in his profession. Earlier, "Nasha Niva" wrote that since late 2021, Khliastou has been unable to perform concerts. In 2023, it became known that the artist was placed on a "blacklist" and forbidden to perform even at corporate events. As a result, Khliastou went to work as a taxi driver.
In May 2026, the singer was detained. He was taken to Akrestsina and received 14 days of administrative arrest for "petty hooliganism."
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