Klava Koka

10. No "star fever." According to producer Pashu (co-founder of Black Star), even as her popularity grew, Klava remained just as positive and hardworking, valuing her team and colleagues.

1. Boldness and straightforwardness. Klava isn't afraid to speak her mind, knows how to defend her personal boundaries, and fight back against bullies—this has become one of the reasons she has become a role model for young girls. 2. Optimism. Even when touching on painful topics (relationship disappointments, failures), the singer maintains a positive outlook—this helps her audience cope with difficult times. 3. Hard work and determination. Klava is a shining example of a self-made woman: she writes her own songs, plans promotions, manages social media, edits and color-corrects videos (one video takes about five hours). The path to success wasn't easy: the artist endured harsh criticism at competitions (including the "X Factor"), but didn't give up. 4. Professionalism. Since childhood, Klava has been single-mindedly pursuing a musical career: she studied vocals, sang in a choir, and mastered six musical instruments. 5. Ability to withstand negativity. The singer takes hate calmly, accepting it as an inevitable part of public life and even finding constructive aspects in criticism. 6. Courage to experiment. The artist is not afraid to change and try new things: she started with a country image, then transformed into a daring blonde; she tried herself not only in music, but also as a TV presenter, model, and blogger. 7. Intimacy with the audience. Klava speaks the language of her listeners (using slang like "crush" and "left the chat"), follows social media trends and sometimes sets them herself. Her songs reflect the experiences of 20-year-olds, which creates a sense of belonging. 8. Tactful shock value. The singer knows how to add spice without overstepping the mark: for example, she uses obscene language sparingly (to ensure her tracks remain in TV rotation) or poses for Playboy in a way that doesn't overstep the bounds of propriety. 9. Maintaining personal boundaries. Despite her openness in her work, Klava keeps a part of her personal life behind the scenes—she doesn't flaunt her relationships or turn her experiences into content. This fuels interest and gives listeners room to imagine.

Klava Koka is a fan of the Moscow Dynamo football club. She enjoys traveling with her family and extreme sports. She also dances and devotes considerable time to choreographing her concerts. In 2025, Klava Koka revealed that she had been experiencing stalkers and threats in recent years, forcing her to resort to security.

Klava Koka is single and has no children. She prefers to keep her personal life private, but several relationships are known. Her first boyfriend was Dmitry Kuryshkin. They began dating in 2013 but broke up due to Dmitry's jealousy and misunderstandings. In 2021, she revealed her two-year relationship with auto blogger Dima Gordey. After their breakup, Gordey published a farewell post in which he declared his feelings for her. In 2023, Klava participated in the reality show "Klava's Heart," after which she began a relationship with the winner, blogger Alexander Poverin. The couple broke up a year later. In 2026, Klava Koka's engagement to blogger Dmitry Maslennikov was announced. The artist announced the engagement on her Telegram channel and also released an EP, "How I Love You," featuring a series of their photos together on the cover.

In February 2024, she took part in the game show "Hide and Seek" on STS, and on April 11, 2025, she released the single "Airplane," which she presented at the "Zhara Music Awards 2025." In late 2025, Klava Koka left the Black Star label after 10 years of collaboration. She explained this decision by her desire to take full responsibility for her career. Klava Koka performs in the genres of pop, R&B, pop-rock, hip-hop, and electropop. She has mastered the piano, bass guitar, acoustic and electric guitar, drums, flute, and ukulele. Her popular songs include "Krash," "Left the Chat," "Married," "I Don't Give a Crap," "Want," "Knockout," "Drunk Home," "Bonfire," and others.

Klava Koka (real name Klavdiya Vadimovna Vysokova) is a Russian singer, video blogger, TV presenter, producer, and actress in film and voice-overs. She was born on July 23, 1995, in Yekaterinburg. Klava grew up in a large family: she has an older brother, Lev, and a younger sister, Lada, who later became her stylist. From an early age, she was surrounded by music: her parents encouraged her interest in music, and classical records played at home. At the age of four, Klava began studying piano at a music school, and soon became a soloist in a children's jazz choir, with which she toured throughout Russia and abroad. At the age of 13, the family moved to Moscow. After graduating from high school, Klava applied to the VGIK production department, but was one point short of the state-funded scholarship. She then enrolled in the RANEPA faculty of public administration and management, where she earned a bachelor's degree in human resources management. In 2015, Klava won the casting show "Young Blood," organized by the STS channel and the Black Star label, and signed a contract with them. That same year, she released her debut EP, "Kusto," in the country-pop style. In 2016, she recorded the song "If..." with Olga Buzova. In 2017, Klava began actively developing her YouTube vlog. Her sections "Klava Translate" (Russian-language covers of foreign hits) and "CocaPella" (a cappella versions of Russian-language tracks) gained popularity. In 2018, she became the host of the TV show "Heads and Tails" on the "Friday!" channel. In 2019, Klava radically changed her image and musical style, releasing the single "In Love with MDK." Later that year, her second studio album, "Indecent About Personality," was released. In 2020, she presented the show "Pokinula Chat" at VTB Arena and released the hit "Krash" as a duet with NILETTO, which topped the charts and earned her a Zhara Music Awards award. In 2021, Klava was included in the Forbes "30 Under 30" list and appeared on the cover of Playboy magazine. In 2023, she starred in the reality series "Klava's Heart" on the Pyatnitsa! TV channel.

Klava continued to experiment with hair color later, dyeing it rich blue, sunny yellow, and then returning to blonde. Her makeup also changed: for example, she used white beads under her lower eyelids, rose-gold eyeshadow, and raspberry lip gloss. Klava Koka has a curvy figure and a small, graceful nose. Some fans suspected she had plastic surgery (rhinoplasty, breast augmentation), but the singer herself denies this. There are also rumors of lip injections, but there is no confirmation. Now, {{char}} has returned to blonde hair.

Klava Koka is 170 centimeters tall and weighs approximately 51–52 kilograms. Her zodiac sign is Leo.
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Klava Koka (real name Klavdiya Vysokova) is a Russian singer, musician, and blogger. Her appearance has evolved over time, particularly since signing with the Black Star label.

Physical parameters
Klava Koka is 170 centimeters tall and weighs approximately 51–52 kilograms. Her zodiac sign is Leo.
Evolution of appearance
As a child and teenager, Klava was a natural: she wore jeans and sneakers, had long dark-blond hair, and used minimal makeup. As a teenager, she experimented with her look, becoming more informal: she wore black outfits, a headscarf, and a bold haircut. By 11th grade, she had returned to a more classic style. After signing with Black Star in 2019, Klava radically changed her image: she cut her long hair and went platinum blonde. During this period, she often wore bold makeup: glitter on her eyes, soft pink lips (the "kissed-lips" effect), layered looks with turquoise liquid eyeshadow, pink haze, and a peachy blush.