Jovana Jeremic to Marry Tigar at Ostrog Monastery

Jovana Jeremic has revealed major news about her private life: she is engaged to boxer Milos Stojanovic Tigar, and the couple is planning a church wedding at Ostrog Monastery. She shared the details exclusively with Mondo and Informer.

The television host says the civil ceremony and the reception will take place around this time next year. The church wedding comes first, though she is keeping that date under wraps, citing security concerns.

“I will marry Milos Stojanovic Tigar and say an eternal ‘I do’ in the greatest shrine of the Serbian Orthodox Church, which in my opinion is Ostrog Monastery,” Jeremic told Mondo.

The monastery, she says, holds a special meaning for her, and on this point there is no room for compromise. She refuses to tell anyone, not even those closest to her, the exact day of the Ostrog ceremony.

“That will happen much earlier. I won’t reveal when, because it will be a secret, for a million reasons. First of all, for security reasons,” the host explained.

In a separate conversation with Informer, also picked up by Kurir, she added that the wedding will be closed to the wider public. The guests, she says, will be treated like kings and queens, since according to her they are all celebrities. She has not yet chosen a photographer for the church ceremony, but promises the pictures will still reach the public once everything is over.

There is also an inconsistency in the timeline. While Mondo reports that the reception and civil wedding are planned for around this time next year, Jeremic told Telegraf something different when discussing changes at Pink: that the date has not been set yet and it is too early to talk about it, since her priority right now is the new season.

That same conversation also reveals why the host is scaling back at work. At a meeting attended by about twenty people from Pink’s editorial staff, she stood up herself and handed Friday back to her colleague Predrag Sarapa. She now hosts the morning show only on Saturdays and Sundays.

“I don’t want to work at the same intensity as before, and I made that clear this season. I gave Friday back to Sarapa. I did that myself: there were 20 of us at the meeting, I stood up and said I no longer wanted to work that Friday, simply because I can’t. People have to understand that,” Jeremic said on the show “Minsko polje.”

She says her family comes first. She adds that her daughter Lea needs daily attention around school, and reveals she wants more children. She is not leaving her career, just no longer pushing the pace she kept from age 14 to 35.

For now, only one thing is certain: the date of the wedding at Ostrog will remain a secret until the very last moment.