Balkan celebrities embroiled in scandals and public incidents

Serbian singer Suzana Jovanović reported a harassment call from an unknown man, leading police to identify the caller and file a complaint for intimidation. In a separate interview, singer Jovana Tipšin expressed strong opposition to in‑vitro fertilisation, stating she would only become a mother naturally. Former Croatian basketball star Antonija Sandrić reiterated she would never pose for Playboy, emphasizing her personal boundaries. Jovanović also recalled details of her lavish wedding to Saša Popović, describing the event’s scale and guests. Serbian vocalist Maja Odžaklijevska disclosed she once worked in a tyre shop to support her family during the 1990s. A live TV clash saw Anastasija Brčić pour water on host Bora Santana before exiting the studio. Reality‑TV winner Aneli Ahmić announced she invested part of her €120 000 prize into a music project. Former reality‑star Asmin Durdžić publicly explained his strained relationship with his parents, blaming his mother’s contact with fellow contestant Stanija Dobrojević. Anđelo Ranković commented on his past relationship with Stanija and his plans to invest his reality‑show earnings in a private business. Stanija Dobrojević gave a candid interview revealing personal and professional controversies. Former reality participant Miki Đuričić described his quiet family life with his wife, a schoolteacher. Finally, singer Lepa Brena slipped on stage during a concert in Budva but continued performing after assistance from a fellow performer.