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Exclusive: Gay TikTok couple arrested in Russia, face deportation threat

Por: Newsweek Life April 06, 2023

A popular gay TikTok couple arrested in Russia for allegedly violating the gay propaganda law have told Newsweek their situation is a living hell.Russian Gela Gogishvili, 23, and Chinese national Haoyang Xu, 21, who met on a dating app and moved in together two years ago, share their daily lives as a couple in Kazan in the country's southwest. They have around 370,000 followers on TikTok and 64,900 subscribers on TikTok.But they had their... + full article



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