Mala Cana Evicted After Husband Andrija Bajic's Death
After the death of her husband Andrija Bajic, singer Mala Cana says the late musician's daughters have thrown her belongings onto the street and barred her from the house. Police were called to the scene.
- Andrija Bajic, husband of singer Mala Cana, has died after a long illness.
- Cana was photographed in tears outside the house as the daughters left her belongings on the street and refused to let her in.
- The singer claims that some of her possessions were never returned.
- Police were called to the scene over the incident.
Andrija Bajic, the husband of singer Mala Cana, has died, and within just a few days the family tragedy has turned into an open conflict. Speaking to Serbian media on July 26, the singer said her late husband’s daughters had taken her belongings out of the house and would not let her come inside.
Cana was seen distraught outside that same house the same day. She had come, she says, only to collect her things, but found them waiting on the street rather than handed to her. Photos and clips of the inconsolable singer outside the door quickly began circulating online.
What exactly happened outside the house?
According to Cana, her belongings were packed and left outdoors, in front of the house that Andrija had left to his daughters. She was not allowed inside. The singer also claims that some of her things were never returned at all, including a flowerpot, which she says she was told had withered.
The situation escalated to the point that police were called to the scene. Officers arrived outside the Bajic family home to calm tensions over the removed belongings. For the entertainment scene that has followed Cana and Andrija’s marriage for years, this outcome so soon after the funeral reads like a bitter epilogue.
Cana had not hidden before that her relationship with Andrija’s daughters was never good. In statements to the media she claimed that tensions within the family had been present even while her husband was alive. Andrija Bajic’s death, it seems, only deepened those divisions further.
A conflict that outlived the marriage
Andrija Bajic and Mala Cana were one of those celebrity couples written about in both good times and bad. Their relationship had been tabloid material for years, and even now, after his death, it is not leaving the headlines. The focus has simply shifted from love to inheritance and division.
The question of who is entitled to what in the late musician’s house is now front and center. Cana insists that some of the items left in the house are her personal property, while the daughters clearly take a different view of who may remove what. Without an official statement from the other side, their version of events remains to be heard.
What is certain is that the singer has been hit twice over in recent days, first by the loss of her husband, and immediately after by a public clash with his family. Instead of a quiet period of mourning, Cana has found herself in front of the cameras, in tears, on the street outside the house where she lived until recently.
Should family disputes over inheritance be settled in front of the cameras, or do scenes like these do the greatest disservice of all to the person who has passed?
