Uros Stanic Posts Beating Videos, Sues Three Reality Co-Stars

Uros Stanic, a former contestant on the reality show Elita 9, has posted a compilation of clashes from the house on his Instagram profile and announced that he is suing three former housemates. He named Maja Marinkovic, Asmin Durdzic and Stanija Dobrojevic as the people he intends to sue. The video he shared with followers is meant, he says, to serve as evidence.

Until now, Stanic had spoken about the conflicts only through statements and a police report. This is the first time he has publicly gathered the material in one place, on his own account, and presented it as evidence. The bulk of the footage relates to his conflicts with Asmin Durdzic, which marked the final season.

Stanic claims the consequences of the clashes are not only emotional. In earlier statements to the media, he said he had suffered damage to his eardrum, which could require surgery, as well as a nasal injury. He also mentioned that his phone was damaged in one of the confrontations and that he sought psychological support.

What exactly happened in the house?

According to Stanic’s account, one of the worst incidents took place at a party after the finale. He says he was making comments while Durdzic and Maja Marinkovic posed for photographers, which sharpened tensions. He claims Durdzic then grabbed him by the throat, threw him to the ground and struck him, after which security removed him from the room.

Stanic had already reported that incident to police, so the announced lawsuits are a continuation of an ongoing story. He has now widened the circle to include Maja Marinkovic and Stanija Dobrojevic, though for now he has not laid out detailed claims against each of the three individuals. The post drew mixed reactions online, ranging from support to comments that old reality-show quarrels are being revived needlessly.

Confrontations like these are nothing new for the Elita audience. The season was full of clashes anyway, and contestants had carried their mutual animosities beyond the walls of the house before. What sets this case apart is that Stanic is insisting on the legal route and publishing the material openly, rather than letting the dispute stay at the level of mutual accusations on air.

Will it all end up in court?

For now, this is only an announcement. A lawsuit, if filed, still has to go through procedure, and the claims about injuries and responsibility will be a matter for the relevant authorities to examine. Until a final ruling, everything stated remains at the level of what Stanic claims, while the other side has not yet responded to the published material in the same way.

The former Elita housemates could thus continue their feud far from the reality-show cameras, in a room with no viewers and no voting. Will Uros Stanic actually file lawsuits against all three, and what will the clips he posted ultimately show?