Terza and Milica on Ada Bojana: 'Small Spat, No Insults'
The first meeting between Terza and Milica Velickovic since his Elita 9 exit turned into an argument in front of beachgoers, over when he sees their daughter.
Borislav Terzic Terza and Milica Velickovic ran into each other on the Ada Bojana beach in Montenegro, the first time since he left the reality show Elita 9, and their conversation turned into an argument in front of beachgoers over when he gets to see their daughter. On Wednesday, August 5, Terza confirmed himself that the clash happened, though he played down how serious it was.
“It’s not true, a small argument. Not insults, a small spat,” he said.
According to an eyewitness who was on the beach, the two sat at separate tables, and raised voices carried down the shore. Bathers, the witness said, kept stopping and staring.
Terza and Milica ran into each other on Ada Bojana, it was really awkward. They started arguing on the beach. He wants to see his daughter, and she won’t budge. People were watching them in disbelief, and word was there’s no agreement between them and that they’ll settle it in court.
Terza later described the argument in his own words, including the part about her new partner and the date when he might get to see the child.
It’s not true, a small argument. Not insults, a small spat. She’s sitting at one table now, I’m at another. She said she’ll settle everything in court. She said she’s with a guy, I told her I don’t care about her boyfriend. She left it open that I could see the child on the 20th, when she’s back in Belgrade. She accused me of coming to Ada Bojana because she’s here, but that’s not true, I had everything planned. I’m glad she’s enjoying herself, but she keeps saying I’m a useless father. She keeps saying I’ll only see the child through the courts, but I saw tears in her eyes when we talked. I’ll be here two more days, maybe we can work something out.
He dismissed the accusation that he came to Ada Bojana because of her as a coincidence, saying his vacation had been planned in advance. Velickovic later posted a photo on Instagram, embracing reality star Marko Janjusevic Janjus.
When Could Terza See His Daughter Next?
One concrete date emerges from his account of the conversation. Velickovic, he said, left open the possibility that he could see the child on the 20th of the month, once she’s back in Belgrade. That’s the only deadline the two of them actually discussed on the beach, and practically the one point where the dispute might still be settled without a courtroom.
Everything else has already shifted into legal territory. Terzic wants to be listed as the child’s father and to be granted regular visitation, while Velickovic repeated in front of the beachgoers that everything will be settled through the courts.
What He Said Before All This
It’s worth comparing the beach scene with what Terza said earlier on the show “Narod pita” (“The People Ask”). There, he announced he would pursue legal recognition of paternity, but also said he felt uncomfortable that the whole matter was being argued out in public.
I demand to be listed as the father and to be allowed to see the child. I have to thank the people who support me, because they’ve never said a bad word about Milica. I want to take care of my child, I’m fixing up a room for her upstairs. Because of all this I want it handled through the courts, and I don’t want her stopping me from seeing the child whenever she feels like it. I’m sorry I have to go to court, but clearly this girl doesn’t want any kind of agreement. I’m aware of my own actions, but I don’t think the child should pay for them, I’m genuinely embarrassed that I have to argue about this in public. Milica won’t get insults from me, she’s a good mother and people can see how she treats our daughter. She’ll regret this one day, we’re only embarrassing ourselves with all this.
That same topic then played out on a public beach, in front of strangers who heard all of it. Neither of them budged from their position: he wants paperwork and a visitation schedule, she refuses to settle anything outside of court.
By their own accounts, three things are on the table:
- listing Terzic as the child’s father in official documents
- a regular, prearranged visitation schedule
- who decides that schedule, the parents or the court
What Happens Next
Terza said he’s staying on the Montenegrin coast for two more days and left open the possibility that things could calm down between them in the meantime. Until then, their communication runs through the media and social networks, and the only date either of them mentioned is the one in mid month, in Belgrade. If that visit doesn’t happen, what’s left is the court proceeding both of them have been announcing for weeks, one where the schedule stops depending on their goodwill and starts depending on a ruling that binds them both.
