Aneli Greets Nephew, Snubs Hana Outside Pink

Aneli Ahmic, just before her appearance on “Narod pita”, stood outside the Pink building and extended her hand to Nerio Ruzanji, but did not acknowledge Hana Duvnjak. Footage of the encounter surfaced Friday morning, several hours after the show itself aired.

Nerio and Hana arrived first. She told reporters she had brought evidence. Nerio is Aneli’s nephew, the son of her sister Sita, so this was not just a clash between former Elita housemates but family that has not reconciled since leaving the show.

Before heading into the studio, the couple explained what they expected from the evening.

I guess we’re ready, we’ll see. We’re not nervous, we brought the evidence, we’ll see how it all goes. We expect there to be an argument and some kind of incident, we hope there won’t be, but we know who we’re dealing with. We’ve kept things calm, but we still expect an argument. I spoke to Aneli about some gifts that were never brought to me in Elita, and that’s it. I talked to Grofica, she’s not doing great health wise, we haven’t gone to visit her yet, we haven’t left Belgrade. We’re spending most of our time with our daughter to make up for these past months. We haven’t spoken to Sita, I’m sure she and Aneli had a talk and made an agreement, so she’ll come prepared tonight.

Then Aneli arrived. She shook hands with her nephew, walked past Hana without a word and immediately explained why.

We’re on the same page about that, there’s no need to greet each other, we’ll probably end up arguing in the show anyway. Nerio will probably come after his aunt tonight too, but that’s expected. Tonight we’ll probably talk about everything, I know a lot of things, I came from the city where we grew up.

Why Didn’t Sita Invite Nerio?

Because, according to Aneli, her son publicly disowned his mother. She summed it up in one sentence in front of the cameras: “Why would Sita invite him after everything he said, he disowned his mother, why would she call him then.”

Nerio responded immediately, without mincing words: “I said that out of anger, to hurt her in that moment.”

Hana shifted the focus to Sita: “What Nerio did is nothing compared to what Sita did. I have proof of that.”

What Aneli Said About the Promised Evidence

Aneli’s response was the longest part of the encounter, and in it she preemptively dismissed anything that might come up during the show.

Sita didn’t do anything, I’ll deny all of it. Two days ago we found Hana’s aunt rolling around on the floor. We have proof of that in black and white, which I might bring out tonight if I’m in the mood, we’ll see. I don’t plan on arguing, but if she brings something up first, I’ll deny it. There’s no clip of Sita saying their child is developmentally delayed. What she said was that the child should see a speech therapist. I haven’t changed my opinion of Hana, I stand by everything I said about her. I haven’t taken anything back, if anything I think worse of her now. I will never let anyone walk over my family, I’ll always defend them. There’s no chance Sita and Hana reconcile, it’s the same as if Asmin made peace with them.

The claim about the child is also disputed, Aneli flatly denies it and reduces it to a speech therapist recommendation.

What This Encounter Actually Shows

Two things, and both are measurable without any interpretation.

• The conflict has moved out of the reality show house and into the studio, with the participants treating it as a dispute backed by evidence rather than a fight.
• Both sides announced they had evidence before going in, which means the next installment is effectively already scheduled, since neither of them laid everything out that night.

Aneli herself said she would bring out her material “if I’m in the mood.” Hana said she already has hers ready. When two announcements line up like that, the story does not close out with one episode, it carries over into the next, with Instagram filling the gap in between.

The formula is familiar from every season after the finale: the showdown does not end when the house empties out, it gets split into weekly studio bookings for as long as the invitations keep coming. This time the difference is that the people fighting are an aunt, her nephew and his girlfriend, so every new booking is paid for in a family relationship that, after the cameras stop rolling, stays exactly as it was outside the building: without a hello.