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Belarusians Became Guests on Urgant's Show

According to Vadim and Alesya Klyuchnikov (Key), they appeared on stage "in between moving, pouring the foundation, and installing the sewage system in their quinta."

The Klyuchnikov family together with Ivan Urgant. Photo: vadimalesya_key / Instagram

After the start of the full-scale war in Ukraine, Ivan Urgant published a black square on Instagram with the words: "Fear and pain. NO TO WAR." After this, his TV show "Evening Urgant" disappeared from the air of Channel One.

Now the host is touring abroad with a concert version of his project called "Live Urgant." He launched this project in April 2025 (he himself, as the media reported, continues to live in Russia and performs there at birthdays and weddings). On July 17 this year, the show took place in Lisbon (Portugal).

Among the guests on stage were Belarusians Vadim and Alesya Klyuchnikov — the creators of the YouTube channel Vadim Key, which today has almost 860 thousand subscribers.

The Klyuchnikovs gathered their first wide audience in 2019-2020 when they started publishing videos about building their dream home near Minsk. However, in 2021, the family was forced to leave Belarus. In almost five years of emigration, they changed 22 places of residence, sold their house in Belarus, and at the end of 2025 purchased their own property in Portugal.

Vadim and Alesya on the "Live Urgant" show in Lisbon. Photo: vadimalesya_key / Instagram

The bloggers announced their participation in the show on Instagram.

"In between moving, pouring the foundation, and installing the sewage system in our quinta, we became guests of 'Live Urgant'," — wrote the Klyuchnikovs.

Comments13

  • dsf
    18.07.2026
    фубляха, задралі ўжо
  • Як заўсёды
    18.07.2026
    Можна выцягнуць невероятного із русского міра, але не наадварот.
  • 22 переезда!!
    18.07.2026
    А как с работой за эти 5 лет? Тоже 22 раза меняли?

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