Russian reality star kills herself by jumping off a tower block after fight with her ex-boyfriend who accused her of working as a prostitute

  • Anastasia Tarasyuk jumped from the 19th floor of a luxury Moscow tower block
  • She rose to fame on Russia's top reality TV show, Dom 2 (House 2)
  • After leaving the show she became depressed and drank heavily and used drugs
  • Ex-boyfriend Albert Ryezin said she turned to prostitution to fund her lifestyle 

A former reality TV star who broke up with her partner over her alleged work as a prostitute is believed to have taken her own life.

Russian starlet Anastasia Tarasyuk jumped from the 19th floor of block of flats in Moscow with body found in the street below.

The 24-year-old rose to fame as a contestant on Russia's top reality TV show, Dom 2 (House 2) and met Albert Ryezin after leaving the programme.

Former reality TV star Anastasia Tarasyuk, who broke up with her partner over her alleged work as a prostitute, is believed to have taken her own life

Former reality TV star Anastasia Tarasyuk, who broke up with her partner over her alleged work as a prostitute, is believed to have taken her own life

The Russian starlet is believed to have jumped from the 19th floor of block of flats in Moscow with body found in the street below

The Russian starlet is believed to have jumped from the 19th floor of block of flats in Moscow with body found in the street below

Mr Ryezin claimed she was suffering from alcoholism and depression and taking drugs as her popularity dried up away from the spotlight.

Without cash coming in, he claimed she turned to prostitution to keep up her glamourous lifestyle of designer clothes and luxury holidays. 

'She did not know what to do, what to work as. She hoped that she would get a luxurious life right after coming to Moscow,' he said.

Mr Ryezin said the pair lived together in his flat for two and a half months but split up over her work as a so-called model.

The 24-year-old rose to fame as a contestant on Russia's top reality TV show, Dom 2 (House 2) and met Albert Ryezin after leaving the programme

The 24-year-old rose to fame as a contestant on Russia's top reality TV show, Dom 2 (House 2) and met Albert Ryezin after leaving the programme

Mr Ryezin claimed she was suffering from alcoholism and depression and taking drugs as her popularity dried up away from the spotlight

Mr Ryezin claimed she was suffering from alcoholism and depression and taking drugs as her popularity dried up away from the spotlight

Without cash coming in, he claimed she turned to prostitution to keep up her glamourous lifestyle of designer clothes and luxury holidays

Without cash coming in, he claimed she turned to prostitution to keep up her glamourous lifestyle of designer clothes and luxury holidays

'Well, that kind of model... She was in fact working as an escort. Basically she was working as a prostitute. This is why I split up with her,' he said.

'She's long been on drugs, meds to calm her down, she loved smoking weed, but I am against all that. I would constantly get into fights with her.'

After breaking up with Ms Tarasyuk, Mr Ryezin said that he did not see her for about a year until they met up again recently.

'We used to live together but I would still find out that she was sleeping with other men, old guys. Even though I was providing her with money,' he said. 

After breaking up with Ms Tarasyuk, Mr Ryezin said that he did not see her for about a year until they met up again recently.

After breaking up with Ms Tarasyuk, Mr Ryezin said that he did not see her for about a year until they met up again recently.

Neighbours in the luxury apartment building in the exclusive Golden Keys said Ms Tarasyuk moved in two months ago

Neighbours in the luxury apartment building in the exclusive Golden Keys said Ms Tarasyuk moved in two months ago

'She'd explain it was exciting for her. She dreamed of living abroad, on some islands, chilling and enjoying life without working. I warned her such a life doesn't usually end up good.'

Neighbours in the luxury apartment building in the exclusive Golden Keys said Ms Tarasyuk moved in two months ago.

They said she wasn't working and was instead supported by a rich, older married man she was seeing, according to Russian TV. 

Police are believed to be investigating Ms Tarasyuk's death but have not yet made any comment.

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Police are believed to be investigating Ms Tarasyuk's death but have not yet made any comment

Police are believed to be investigating Ms Tarasyuk's death but have not yet made any comment

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