A model, the daughter of a former tennis player, was forced to apologize after being photographed naked on an elephant in Bali - Walla! Tourism

2021-02-28T11:16:19.433Z

Alshia Kapelnikova posted a seemingly "innocent" post on Instagram, but was criticized from all directions after documenting herself in a revealing pose about an endangered elephant. She managed to apologize, but not all locals accepted her apology. View the controversial documentation

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A model, the daughter of a former tennis player, was forced to apologize after being photographed naked on an elephant in Bali

Alshia Kapelnikova posted a seemingly "innocent" post on Instagram, but was criticized from all directions after documenting herself in a revealing pose about an endangered elephant.

She managed to apologize, but not all locals accepted her apology.

View the controversial documentation

A model undressed to be photographed on an elephant - and provoked outrage

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Alicia apologized for the post and deleted it but also claimed that the criticism against her was excessive.

In a new post she published she tried to justify her nudity and claimed that her goal was to raise money for animals and locals in Bali, where she was photographed.

"It's a shame people see what I did for something vulgar," she wrote, "it's a shame they do not see the beauty and love of nature. I love animals, I love elephants. And I love Bali, really. I had no intention of hurting the feelings of the people here. We love the The culture in Bali and the laws in Indonesia are respected. "

But her apology did not help at all.

"This is certainly not in line with the norms we want to promote as part of Bali tourism." On behalf of the charity "Save the Asian Elephants".