Asmin's Father: Maja Is a Better Person Than Aneli and Stanija
Asmin's father Mustafa again weighed in on his son's romances in Elita, accusing Aneli and Stanija of chasing money and raising the painful question of custody over little Nora.
- Mustafa Djurdjic, Asmin's father, has once again commented on his son's relationships in Elita.
- He claims Maja Marinkovic is a better person than both Aneli Ahmic and Stanija Dobrojevic.
- He also touched on custody of his granddaughter Nora, calling it complicated.
- The remarks came before the finale of the reality show, while the battle over Asmin rages on.
Mustafa Djurdjic, the father of Asmin Djurdjic, has spoken out again about his son’s love life on Elita, and this time he did not mince words. In remarks made ahead of the show’s finale, with three women still fighting over Asmin, he openly took a side and declared that, in his view, Maja Marinkovic is a better person than his two former daughters-in-law.
Asmin’s father has been one of the loudest commentators on events in the villa for months now. This time he compared Maja with Aneli Ahmic and Stanija Dobrojevic, and not in favor of his son’s ex-partners. According to him, his son’s two previous relationships were driven by self-interest, while Maja, he claims, gains nothing material from Asmin.
Why does Mustafa rank Maja above the ex-partners?
“Maja is a much better person than both Stanija and Aneli,” Mustafa said, adding that in his estimation she is more positive and more honest than the previous girlfriends. Unlike Aneli and Stanija, whom he accuses of going after money and, as he claims, of threatening and physically attacking him, Maja receives nothing material from Asmin, he says.
Still, he did not spare Maja from doubt either. The elder Djurdjic does not put much faith in the longevity of that relationship and leaves room for the idea that what binds them is passion more than anything lasting. That stance fits his habit of publicly dissecting every one of Asmin’s relationships, a habit that has already strained the bond between father and son.
He also commented on a possible return of Stanija Dobrojevic. He agreed with assessments that, once the show ends, she would most likely reconcile with Asmin, because, as he puts it, his son still harbors strong feelings for her. That only complicates an already heated romantic equation playing out on screen.
What happens with custody of Nora?
The most sensitive part of Mustafa’s statement concerns little Nora. Asmin’s father admits the question of custody is complicated, because the child, as he says, grew up around people who are not her biological parents and whom, in his words, she does not truly know. He stresses that this must not be treated as a game and that any real solution would have to go through a legal process.
He spoke about the topic with restraint, noting that as a grandfather he has to take his role seriously. Precisely because of the child, part of the public is urging the members of this family to show more care, since behind the reality drama lies the fate of a child who never asked for any of this.
Mustafa’s remarks have once again stoked one of the most closely followed soap operas on the local scene, where love triangles, accusations and family feuds all intertwine. With the Elita finale approaching, all eyes are on how Asmin’s story will end and whether the battle over him will quiet down or only enter a new round.
So what do you think, does a father have the right to publicly judge his son’s relationships, or is that ultimately Asmin’s call alone?
