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Russian girl learns she's an African princess: comments

quoteNimbe Guli

July 29, 2009, 23:21

I doubt that Guinea Bissau is a much better place for her. It's one of the poorest countries. Not that I am for living in a crappy Russian villlage but honestly she looks to have a decent life there. An African prince? That doesn't mean he has money. and why does he want to see her now, when she's 18?

quoteRose

June 07, 2009, 00:43

It is very sad story and very nice to know that anya will be with her father and live with him and be the prinsess i hope everything will be fine for her and she will be happy girl as any child she deserves that, very good luck to you sweety.

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