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Filip Car–Golubović video feud

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2026-07-30 11:20 UTC → 2026-08-03 20:44 UTC · added removed

In late July 2026, Serbian influencer Filip Car marked his father’s 77th birthday on Instagram while publicly accusing former boxer Kristijan Golubović and partner Kristina Spalević of sharing a video that allegedly shows animal cruelty. Car warned he would release an intimate recording captured by a surveillance camera in their home if Golubović continued to insult him. The following day the alleged video was posted online, online the next day, spreading quickly on social media. Spalević filed a police report and sought protection, while Golubović and Spalević were suspended from Red TV. During a live TikTok broadcast Golubović threatened Car with lethal violence, and an associate issued additional threats. Spalević briefly announced a hunger strike before abandoning it on legal counsel’s advice, later launching an Instagram channel to support other women facing abuse. The incident spurred broader discussion in Serbian media about privacy breaches, online intimidation, and legal recourse for non‑consensual distribution of intimate material. On 29 July, Car posted the explicit surveillance‑camera footage, prompting renewed police involvement and confirming the earlier suspension. The clip’s rapid spread reinforced calls for stronger legal protections. On 2 August, Golubović escalated the conflict by threatening Serbian TV host Stanija Dobrojević over a paternity claim, demanding an apology and warning of lethal retaliation. Weeks later he shared an Instagram video of a conversation with Car in which Car admitted an intimate encounter with Kristina Spalević, reigniting public scrutiny of the feud and its wider implications for celebrity conduct and victim rights.

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  1. 2026-08-03 20:44 UTC Filip Car–Golubović video feud
  2. 2026-07-30 11:20 UTC Filip Car–Golubović video feud

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