Djina Dzinovic: "Not My Sentence" About Father Haris

Djina Dzinovic has spoken out for the first time about a post that set off a wave of comments directed at her, and she did it head on, by replying to an Instagram user who accused her of looking forward to her father’s death. The daughter of singer Haris Dzinovic says the line that caused the uproar was never hers to begin with.

It started when Djina shared a clip on her Instagram from an interview with an influencer she identifies as Vizard Liz. In the clip, the woman talks about her relationship with her own father, about things from the past she can’t forgive him for, and says that the day he dies would be a good day for her. Djina added no comment of her own to the repost, but the timing, in the middle of months of reporting on her already strained relationship with her father, led followers to conclude the message was aimed straight at Haris.

What did Djina say to her critics?

The reactions came quickly. Negative comments piled up under the post, and one in particular stood out:

Someone who looks forward to their father’s death can’t be a good person. Who would even marry you, you’re pathetic, ridiculous… We don’t care about your dresses and restaurants.

Instead of ignoring it, Djina chose to respond directly. She rejected the idea that the words were hers and accused the media of writing only negative stories about her:

Those are her words that were put in my mouth, and that’s on their conscience. You, ma’am, are completely and willfully uninformed, yet you still found it fitting to share your, by the way, unsolicited opinion. If you’d actually read the nonsense the newspapers put out, since that’s the only thing about me that sells for them, they certainly wouldn’t be making money off headlines claiming I speak five languages, for instance, you would have seen that I reposted an interview with a very strong woman, an influencer named Vizard Liz, who was talking about her childhood and the relationship she had with her own father. But go ahead and keep forming opinions about people you don’t know based on newspapers. All the best!

With that, she made clear that the line from the clip belongs solely to the influencer, not to her, and that the public is misreading her post as a personal jab at her father.

The relationship between Djina and Haris Dzinovic has been a topic in the domestic press for months, and the singer’s daughter has previously spoken openly, in other posts, about her distance from the family. Her latest post, even though it doesn’t mention Haris by name, landed at a moment when followers had already grown used to reading every move she makes through the lens of that relationship, so the reaction this time was just as quick and just as sharp.

Haris Dzinovic himself recently spoke about the damaged relationship with his daughter and said he had stopped investing emotion in it. “I don’t have any emotions left, I’ve switched off,” the singer said at the time, adding that all he knows is that Djina went to Barcelona to study and is focused on her own work. He also said that, had their relationship been better, she would naturally have left the family home one day to start her own family, unlike his son Kan, who he says will stay by his side.

Neither Haris nor Djina has publicly confirmed that the shared clip was meant as a direct message between the two of them. Djina’s reply to her critic remains the only official clarification she has given so far, and it comes down to one claim: the author of the disputed words is the influencer whose interview she reposted, not her.