Katya Sambuca

In August 2014, Sambuca started a family counseling charity in the Estonian town of Haapsalu, where she lives. She offered the President and his wife free marriage counseling after footage emerged of the First Lady in an intimate situation with another man.

In 2014, the German designer Philipp Plein used Katya's nude modelling shots, obtained without permission, in a line of t-shirts, which prompted her to threaten legal action.

In December 2014, the Moscow sculptor Alexander Wroblewski created a bronze statue of the little mermaid using Katya as inspiration. 125 cm tall and weighing 175 kg, Katya donated it to the town of Haapsalu, suggesting that it could boost the tourism industry. The mayor ruled out the proposed location, on the promenade near to Tchaikovsky's memorial, as inappropriate, but added that another place could be found. Katya also wishes to build hotels, shops, and a water park to boost the town's reputation as a resort.

In 2013, she became a co-host on the technology show Trendy Device, broadcast on Russia's 2×2 channel.

In 2011 Katya and her husband took her erotic show, which featured her own house and trap music, on tour, and performed in more than 70 cities across Europe. She became one of the most searched entertainers on Russia's search engine Yandex, and appeared on the covers of XXL (Ukraine) and Qoqo (Estonia, the successor to the Estonian edition of Playboy).

Katya Sambuca (born Yekaterina Mikhailova, August 27, 1991) is a Russian singer, actress, television presenter, and erotic model. She is married to Bob Jack, a director of adult movies, and is a character in his novel Por-no!