Powerful businessman beats escort during "debauched" party in Dubai, event company: They treat them like animals, beat them and throw them away

2025-03-28 18:15:09Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
Powerful businessman beats escort during "debauched" party in Dubai,
Maria Kovalchuk

An escort (a woman who is paid for services, including sexual ones) was attacked and humiliated at a luxury party in Dubai. The young woman was slapped by a wealthy businessman after he threw alcohol in her face, according to the event organizer. A 'powerful' sheikh was also criticized for being "rude" and "aggressive" towards women attending the party.

Cinderella Escorts told the Daily Star that it often hosts parties for billionaires and millionaires in the UAE and criticized the behavior of drunk men towards their models.

The revelation comes on the heels of shocking revelations of so-called "porta potty parties" in the Emirates city, although there is no suggestion that Cinderella Escorts organised such events.

Last week, model Maria Kovalchuk was found 10 days later dumped on the street with serious injuries, including a broken back and signs of "slavery." She had reportedly attended a "porta potty party" where men allegedly perform lewd "sex" acts on women, who are then paid to attend.

Cinderella Escorts revealed how some party guests can get out of hand. A spokesperson said: "Yes, but it's rare. We had a sheikh who was rude to the girls [and] a businessman who got angry with one and then he poured alcohol on her and slapped her."

A spokesman for the multinational group known for selling virginities added: "We're talking about [a] rich and powerful man [here]. Drunk men sometimes tend to behave rudely or even aggressively towards women, poor and rich. There's no difference."

But they said the government in Dubai makes great efforts to prevent violence in such contexts.

"In Dubai, everyone knows that the government is protecting women and is against this behavior," the spokesman said. "Dubai makes a lot of money through tourism and they are very smart.

"They don't want their country to have a bad reputation at all. There are just a few idiots who believe that because they are rich and supported by influential people, they can do anything without consequences. A mistake. Because if the government finds out that you have done things that attack their good reputation, they will give up their friendship with you and consider it an act of disrespect," he added.



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