Jozinovic's kiss video vanishes, region is sure it's Dzejla

Croatian singer Jakov Jozinovic recently posted a video on social media showing him kissing a mystery woman, and then deleted it in a hurry. It was too late. The clip was already circulating, and within hours the region had reached its verdict, the woman in the video is Dzejla Ramovic.

Even though the woman’s face is never clearly visible in any frame, the audience was quick. Comments piled up, and fans cited a recognizable head of hair and a ring as proof. What began as an ordinary post, then a deletion, turned into the main topic of the regional scene.

The two have been linked in public for months, so the video only poured fuel on the fire. There had already been talk of them spending time together, of shared outings and of a chemistry the audience has noticed for a while. This time, however, there is finally something concrete, a video that the singer himself put up, if only briefly.

Who is the mystery woman in the video?

The answer the region keeps repeating is Dzejla Ramovic. The Bosnian singer, a winner of “Zvezde Granda,” is now one of the biggest names on the regional scene, and her name alongside Jozinovic is nothing new.

The two have already shared a stage. Dzejla performed at Jozinovic’s Belgrade concert, where they sang Dino Merlin’s duet “Godinama” together. Many now read that performance as the first public sign that there is something more than professional respect between them.

Still, while the audience adds two and two, the main players stay silent. Neither Jozinovic nor Ramovic has officially confirmed a relationship, nor commented on the video that set off the avalanche. Dzejla has repeatedly stressed that she wants to keep her private life to herself and has no intention of discussing it. That silence, naturally, only fuels the curiosity.

It is also worth noting that Dzejla was previously linked, in speculation, with Bojan Cvjeticanin of the band Joker Out, so the public built an entire story back then too without a single official word. A woman who guards her privacy so carefully is clearly a magnet for guessing games.

Why won’t the region let this story go?

Because it has everything a showbiz story needs, two young and successful singers, a shared duet, a kiss video and stubborn silence instead of a denial. When no one confirms anything and no one denies anything, the room for imagination is enormous.

Deleting the video only stoked the story further. In showbiz logic, something that is posted and then abruptly taken down feels far more intriguing than something that never appeared at all. Instead of calming things down, the move only convinced the audience there is fire here.

For now, we are left with what we have, a video with no clear face, two people who won’t talk and a region that has already reached its conclusion. Do you think public figures have the right to keep their relationship private, or does the scene have the right to know?