Vanya Gaberova, an award-winning Bulgarian beautician who specializes in ‘Russian mega-volume’ lashes, has recently been accused of espionage for Moscow in the UK. Interestingly, she has also claimed £20,000 in state-funded grants during the pandemic. Gaberova, 29, owns a beauty salon called Pretty Woman in west London. The salon, which opened in 2019, has received rave reviews on Google, with customers praising Gaberova’s skills and reasonable prices. She is known for her manicures and Russian-style eyelash extensions, which cost £130 per treatment. Gaberova has participated in several eyebrow competitions in London, Bulgaria, and Russia. Neighbors and acquaintances describe her as a warm, timid, and discreet woman. It comes as a surprise to many that she is now facing charges of conspiring to gather information on Britain for the benefit of an enemy state. Gaberova is set to appear in court alongside four other Bulgarian nationals accused of similar offenses. The suspects are alleged to have been involved in active operations in the UK and Europe, passing gathered intelligence to Russia, and conducting surveillance on targets. Gaberova’s company, VG PRETTY WOMAN LTD, received a £10,000 coronavirus grant and a £10,000 bounce back loan from the British Government. She studied at the University of National and World Economy in Bulgaria. More details of this intriguing case are expected to unfold as the court hearings progress.
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