Gorgeous German singer Katja Krasavice has provoked the ire of animal rights groups after appearing with dyed rabbits in the video for her new single ‘OnlyFans’.
The video, which at the time of writing had already racked up close to 1.5 million views, shows the 25-year-old stunner and her female dance troupe petting and holding brightly-dyed rabbits matching the colours of their zany bunny outfits.
In an Instagram post, animal rights organisation PETA wrote: “We think: The [bunny ear] headbands would have been enough! The fact that live animals are used for music videos, films or photoshoots is neither fashionable nor animal-friendly.
“All animals suffer on sets – and all of these animals live in captivity, are exploited for entertainment and, as in this case, even physically assaulted by having their fur dyed.”
PETA added that the rabbits could have suffered anxiety during the shoot and that the dying of their fur could have been harmful to its texture.
The Czech-born stunner, whose single is part of her new album ‘Pussy Power’, had not replied to PETA’s allegations at the time of reporting.
The singer, whose real name is Katrin Vogelova, also gained fame by taking part in the sixth season of Promi Big Brother (Celebrity Big Brother) in 2018, where she came sixth.
She also published an autobiographical book titled ‘The Bitch Bible’ in 2020, which entered the Spiegel nonfiction bestseller list at number two in June of that year.
The last time she hit the headlines was when she landed in hot water for making allegedly homophobic comments against female German rapper Haiyti (real name Ronja Zschoche) last month.
