Natalia Zabiiako, the companion of Daria Kasatkina, poses naked in Rome!

Daria Kasatkina is in Rome these days for the Italian Open and has been followed by her girlfriend, Natalia Zabiiako. And Natalia was the protagonist of a truly sensational picture.

A photo that unleashes fans and followers

. The skater, just a few hours ago, from her hotel room in Rome, posed facing the window, without clothes, in a photo which shows her from behind.

A sublime vision in the Eternal City. Daria Kasatkina has revealed that she is engaged to a girl, Natalia Zabiiako, openly attacking her country, Russia, for trampling on the rights of the LGBTQ+ community.

Natalia Zabiiako is an ice figure skater. Born in Tallinn, Estonia in 1994 and naturalized Russian, she is famous for winning the silver medal in the team competition at the 2018 Olympics with her colleague Aleksandr Ä-nbert.

Daria and Natalia

Kasatkina showed all her courage and decided to speak out against the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The reaction of the player born in 1997 to the question very politely asked by a local journalist went around the world: “What do I want right now? I just want the war to end.”

The journalist, listening to Kasatkina’s response, then explained to her: “Aren’t you afraid that your house will be confiscated from you after the statements you have made? Didn’t it cross your mind? Aren’t you afraid you’ll never be able to go back to Russia, for example?

The Russian tennis player could not hold back her tears after the hypotheses developed by her interlocutor. Kasatkina was also one of the few players to speak publicly about her relationship with Olympic figure skater Natalia Zabiiako.

She said: “I haven’t encountered any negative reactions, especially from people I know. It is a very sensitive subject. I am very grateful, I felt very good.

Many athletes have given me compliments. It’s very nice. Honestly, coming out of the closet helped me. I felt less pressure. It took a weight off my shoulders. “Words against the war in Ukraine?”Of course, I’m worried.

I have many friends in Ukraine. Listening to their stories, what they tell me… I put myself in their shoes and it’s very painful. It is very difficult, they have been living in these conditions for almost a year.

I would like it to end as soon as possible, but unfortunately it does not depend on me.” In Russia, the reactions to Kastkina’s words were very strong.