Asmin asks to see daughter Nora, plans Dubrovnik trip
Speaking just before his appearance on the talk show Narod pita, Asmin Djurdjic said the one thing that matters to him is being allowed to spend time with his daughter.
- On July 28, outside the Pink TV building, Asmin Djurdjic said the most important thing to him is being allowed to spend time with his child.
- He said he hopes Aneli Ahmic will bring their daughter Nora so he can see her.
- He and Maja Marinkovic announced a trip to Dubrovnik lasting two or three days.
- Both spoke moments before appearing on the talk show Narod pita, which had billed a face-off with Stanija Dobrojevic and Aneli Ahmic.
Asmin Djurdjic spoke to reporters on July 28 outside the Pink TV building, moments before walking into the studio, and said that out of everything currently swirling around him only one thing really matters: seeing his daughter.
“I hope Aneli will do the decent thing and bring Nora so I can see her. Maja is all for it. Maja does not need to be around my daughter, what matters to me is that I am allowed to spend time with my child. She can bring her, and it would be even better if her brother brought her,” Djurdjic said.
The remark came right before his appearance on the talk show Narod pita, which had been billed as a face-off with Stanija Dobrojevic and Aneli Ahmic. Djurdjic and Maja Marinkovic arrived together, as they have for weeks now, and stood in front of the cameras together.
What did Asmin say to Aneli?
The message was short and unhedged. Djurdjic did not ask for custody, did not mention court, and did not reopen the long-running argument about who did what to whom. He asked for time with his child and offered the arrangement that clearly suits him best: that Aneli or her brother bring the girl.
The detail that drew the most attention was his own insistence that Maja does not need to be around his daughter. In a reality TV environment where every sentence gets picked apart for days, that reads as a fairly deliberate line drawn between his private life and what goes out on air.
Aneli Ahmic was inside the studio at that moment, so a response was expected live and on camera, which was part of why the evening had been trailed as a serious confrontation.
Two or three days in Dubrovnik
In the same conversation, Djurdjic also flagged a short trip.
“Maybe tomorrow Maja and I go to Dubrovnik for two or three days. We will see how tonight goes,” he said.
Maja Marinkovic talked about what their relationship looks like once the cameras are off. “Those are passing people to me, outside it is a completely different story. We are not jealous, oddly enough our relationship outside is perfect. We had that one situation at the party, apart from that we work really well,” she said.
She also described their daily routine away from the reality format: “We have been out for seven days, there are shows every other day. In our free time we walk around and enjoy ourselves together.”
Asked about Aneli Ahmic, she was more conciliatory than expected. “I have nothing against her, Asmin and Aneli do have a child together after all. I do not think she is a bad person. We had our petty spats, but I have nothing against her,” Marinkovic said.
Her tone towards Stanija Dobrojevic was entirely different. “Stanija is air to me, there is no point giving weight to the most irrelevant winner ever,” she said before going in.
Marinkovic has previously spoken about her relationship with her father Taki, who made no secret of his reservations about the romance. “Taki always supports me, he is still a tough nut, but we do see each other,” she said at the time, one of the few signals so far that the family situation is slowly settling.
What remains open after all this is not the trip, but the question Djurdjic put on the table himself: whether he will be allowed to spend time with his daughter, and on what terms. Unlike everything else, that one does not get settled in a television studio.
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