Miša Grof and Nikolina Pišek reconcile after inheritance dispute

Miša Grof and his daughter-in-law, Nikolina Pišek, the widow of art historian Vidoje Ristović, have reportedly reconciled following a long-standing dispute over inheritance.

Previously, Grof had publicly asserted his ownership of a significant estate, which includes a house in central Belgrade, 18 apartments on Cvijićeva Street, and a marble and bronze tomb at the New Cemetery valued at approximately 500,000 euros. He also noted owning artworks valued at 100,000 euros each. Grof had previously expressed opposition to Pišek having access to the family's antiques.

The reconciliation occurred spontaneously during a meeting in Zagreb, where both parties engaged in open dialogue to resolve their family issues. Following this meeting, the relationship has reportedly strengthened, with Pišek and her daughter visiting Grof.