Topless mother is killed when she smashes her head

Topless mother is killed when she smashes her head into a lamp post while hanging out of a car window during holiday in Dominican RepublicRussian woman dies after accident while hanging out of a car window



Video shows 35-year-old hit by passing object while in a moving car 
She is wearing only bikini bottoms, with her upper body out of the window 
The incident took place in the Dominican Republic where she was holidaying
A Russian woman has died in the Dominican Republic after a car accident which involved her hanging out of the window on the passenger side while the driver recorded her on a mobile phone.

Natalia Borodina, 35, from Moscow, had taken her bikini off and was playing up to the camera, hauling her top half out of the car window while a friend was drivingThe shocking video sees the mother-of-one letting her upper body hang out of the window of the moving car, before she hits a lamp post.Ms Borodina is originally from Zlatoust, an industrial city in the Urals, but then moved to regional capital Chelyabinsk, before relocating to Moscow.

Recently she had been working in Cannes, France as an estate agent, selling properties to wealthy Russian buyers.

Friends said that her family is aware of her appalling death.

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