LOVE ISN'T DEAD
A BODYBUILDER from Kazakhstan has ‘married’ a sex doll in a jaw-dropping ceremony celebrating their 18-month relationship.
Yuri Tolochko married his sex doll fiancée Margo in a traditional ceremony – complete with a celebrant, dozens of happy guests and a romantic first dance.
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Bedecked in a smart black dinner suit and bow tie, the groom is all smiles in his wedding video, posted on Instagram today, as he dances with his stunning bride in her lacy white gown.
Taking his perfectly made-up new wife in his arms, Mr Tolochko and Margo look every bit the happy couple.
Only Margo is actually a synthetic sex doll.
Sharing footage of the unusual celebration on Instagram, the bearded actor wrote: “It's happened. To be continued.”
In the social media video shared on Instagram to more than 140,000 followers across their two accounts, Mr Tolochko slips a ring onto Margo’s finger before the pair share a tender kiss in front of a crowd of delighted wedding guests.
The marriage might be unconventional, but it has been on the cards since December 2019 when Mr Tolochko popped the big question to his beloved sex doll girlfriend.
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The couple were already totally loved up, according to Mr Tolochko, who describes himself as a “sexy maniac”.
He said Margo also has a fiery personality, adding: "She swears — but there is a tender soul inside."
Pictures posted on social media showcase a romantic lifestyle, with the pair enjoying sun-kissed holidays together, cosy lie-ins and bubble baths, captioned with hashtags including #ideal_relationship #true_love and #happy_wife_happy_life.
In one post of the pair working out in the gym together, Mr Tolochko wrote: “Couples need to talk less and connect more. With time and experience, Margo and I realized that it takes more than words to have a conversation.
“Your partner sure deserves the best, but they have to do their part.”
Mr Tolochko claims he first met Margo at a night club, where he rescued her from some unwanted attention, and the pair were due to get married in March before the Covid-19 crisis hit the world.
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Yuri Tolochko
He told the Daily Star that the ceremony was delayed a second time after he was attacked during a transgender rally in the Kazakh city of Almaty on October 31, where he suffered concussion and a broken nose after dressing as a woman for the march.
Not content with Margo’s looks, Mr Tolochko booked his wife-to-be in for cosmetic surgery earlier this year, at a clinic with qualified cosmetic surgeons.
He explained: "When I presented her photo to the world, there was a lot of criticism and she began to develop a complex so we decided to have plastic surgery.
"She has changed a lot. At first, it was hard to accept but I got used to it later on.
"It was at a real clinic with real doctors.”
The bodybuilder identifies as a pansexual, and can fall in love with "a character, an image, a soul, just a person".
He explained: "I like the process of sex itself. And gender, sexual orientation are not particularly important here."
Discussing his sex life with Margo, the unconventional husband told the Daily Star: "Our story turns me on much more than sex itself.”
He said he also loves BDSM - bondage and discipline, domination and submission, sadism and masochism.
“I love being tortured, I can endure a lot of pain. I love to dominate too. Margo is capable of what other people are not capable of,” he added.
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According to earlier local media reports, his union with Margo should stand.
The only requirements for a wedding to take place in Kazakhstan are that both consenting parties have to be male and female and over 18 years old.
Last year, a 21-year-old woman 'married' a zombie doll in a ceremony in the US and planned to start a family, using a sperm donor.
Mr Tolochko previously said he is searching for properties in the Kazakh cities of Almaty or Nur-Sultan for the pair to live in.
Those unfamiliar with the Central Asian country of Kazakhstan would be forgiven for assuming the former Soviet republic is packed with larger than life characters.
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And while Kazakhstan initially banned the first film satire about the country, released in 2006, its latest tourism campaign has embraced Borat’s distinctive turn of phrase – using the catchphrase ‘Very nice!’ to promote it as a holiday destination.
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