Marianna Schreiber attacked with fire extinguisher before Prime MMA conference

New year, old controversy at Marianna Schreiber’s

Once again, Marianna Schreiber does not let herself be forgotten! The slogan “new year, new me” is often repeated online, but in the case of the celebrity it is difficult to speak of any metamorphosis. The ex-wife of a Law and Justice politician has once again found herself in a situation that is more reminiscent of a media performance than a sporting event. This time, it all took place just before a conference to promote the Prime MMA gala.

The conference before the Prime MMA gala got out of hand

On Saturday 10 January, the next Prime MMA gala will take place, where Marianna Schreiber will face Sara “Lasuczita” Sise. Before the ladies meet in the octagon, however, a press conference has traditionally been held. Such events have long been famous for provocation, shouting and mutual taunts, but this time the level of ‘attraction’ definitely exceeded standards.

Fire extinguisher instead of words. Marianna Schreiber attacked

Lasuczita decided to act in a particularly “creative” way. In front of the audience she reached for a fire extinguisher and sprayed Marianna Schreiber with it. Surprised, Schreiber only managed to respond with a bunch of profanities and then started choking and coughing. Her rival did not hide her satisfaction at what she had done.

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“You’re back from the MP’s hotel, shto!”** she exclaimed triumphantly, not hiding her pride at the whole situation.

“I’m alive… I think?” – Marianna Schreiber reports all online

Marianna Schreiber was quick to share footage of the incident on social media. She posted a report on Instagram, in which she informed observers that she had survived the incident.

“I’m alive… I think?” – she wrote, while showing her taking an inhalation of boiling water.

Destroyed coat and afterthought

A frame also appeared on InstaStories with a coat that suffered during the ‘attack’. Schreiber noted that since this is what clothes look like after contact with a fire extinguisher, it is easy to imagine what happens to the lungs. Internet users were quick to remind her that a similar reflection was lacking when she herself had previously used a fire extinguisher against activists who, it later transpired, she had mistaken for another organisation.