Indi Aradinovic to Sister Edita: 'I Love You Most'
Indi Aradinovic publicly apologized to her sister Edita on Instagram, days after writing that her sister and mother were dead to her. Edita had spoken about motherhood a day earlier.
Singer Indi Aradinovic posted a public apology to her sister Edita Aradinovic on Wednesday, August 26, 2026, on her Instagram profile indy_ara_indira. She paired the message with a photo of a tearful Edita.
“Sis, I love you most in the world. And I love the baby most of all. I’m sorry for the stupid misunderstanding I brought into the public eye!!!” Indi wrote. She added a brief promise: “It will never happen again.”
The apology comes just days after Indi publicly wrote that her sister and mother were “dead” to her, which we covered in the piece Indi Aradinovic: “As of Today I Have No Mother and No Sister.” She now describes those words as the product of a moment of anger, not a lasting decision.
What Sparked the Feud
The trigger for the conflict, according to what Indi said earlier, was one of Edita’s Instagram posts. Indi understood it as Edita calling other women “aunties” to her daughter, and she took it personally. She reacted emotionally and in public, further straining a relationship that was reportedly already troubled before that.
Now, in her apology, Indi attributes her earlier words to emotion and a moment in which, by her own admission, she went too far.
Edita, One Day Earlier, on Motherhood
The day before Indi’s apology, on Tuesday, August 25, Edita Aradinovic posted on Instagram. She did not mention the conflict with her sister directly. Instead, she wrote about motherhood, now that a little over a month had passed since she gave birth to her daughter by cesarean section.
“It’s been a little over a month since my C-section. Nine months of pregnancy, surgery, a wound, sore breasts, breastfeeding, hormones, fears, and a completely new life,” Edita wrote.
She also described her emotional state after giving birth, in words that other celebrities quickly picked up and shared.
“Lost, sensitive, sad, happy, angry, grateful, scared, and brave, all at the same time,” the singer wrote in the same post.
On the people she trusts during this period, she wrote the following:
“That’s why it matters who we let close to us while we’re at our most vulnerable. Surround yourself with people around whom you don’t have to be on guard.”
She specifically noted that, after years of searching, she finally felt she had a family she could count on, though she did not specify in that part of the post exactly who she meant.
“The family I searched for over the years, I now have at home. They say home is where you are. And it’s true,” Edita wrote.
She closed the post with a message to other women going through the same period.
“To women who are just going through this: it will pass. I know sometimes it feels like it won’t, but phases pass. And the reward is timeless.”
Did They Reconcile?
There has been no official joint statement, but the sequence of the two posts says a lot. Edita posted on August 25 without mentioning her sister, focused only on her own recovery and motherhood. Indi followed a day later, on August 26, with an apology, a photo of a tearful Edita, and a message that the whole thing had been a “stupid misunderstanding” she should not have brought into public view.
Whether the sisters have reconciled privately, away from Instagram, remains unknown for now. Neither has given a statement to the media beyond what has already been posted on social media. Just days ago, while Indi was still saying her sister and mother were “dead” to her, the rift looked permanent. Now, one new photo and a few sentences suggest otherwise.
