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Kristina Petrushina (born 27 February 1997), better known as Keyyo, is a Russian-born Swedish comedian, television presenter and former
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. Kultursidan. Retrieved 28 February 2021.


Career

She was born in Omsk, Russia and moved to Sweden at the age of nine, residing in
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. In 2014, Keyyo got her own comedy show on SVT Play called ''Keyyo & Co'', the script to the show was written by herself and Sissela Benn. Retrieved 28 February 2021. In 2015, Keyyo again had her own show on SVT Play where she tried on different summer jobs, called ''Ombytta roller med Keyyo''. Keyyo had the role of Irina in the SVT series ''Må underbart med Tiffany Persson'', in 2016 with
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playing the lead role. In 2018, Keyyo and Carina Berg presented the gala ''Barncancergalan – Det svenska humorpriset''. The same year she was a contestant on ''Fångarna på fortet'', the Swedish version of '' Fort Boyard'', on TV4. Keyyo presented '' Talang'' in 2017 and 2018 which was broadcast on TV4 along with
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. Since 2017, Keyyo presents ''Morgonpasset'' on
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. In 2019, Keyyo along with Johan Rheborg travelled to Russia, which resulted in the travel show ''Keyyo med Rheborg i Ryssland'', which was broadcast on SVT. In 2020, Keyyo participated in the fourth season of ''
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'', the Swedish version of ''Taskmaster''. On 7 November 2024,
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announced that Keyyo would host
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alongside Edvin Törnblom. On 17 May 2025, Keyyo was the spokesperson revealing Sweden's jury votes in the final of the
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* {{DEFAULTSORT:Keyyo 21st-century Swedish actresses 21st-century Swedish comedians Swedish television personalities Swedish YouTubers YouTube channels launched in 2007 YouTube channels closed in 2017 Living people 1997 births Swedish women comedians People from Omsk Russian emigrants to Sweden