Marina Cosic expecting second child, baby name not final
Actress Marina Cosic, close to giving birth, talks about her second pregnancy: the baby has a name, but it may still change, and her husband helps as much as she lets him.

Actress Marina Cosic, just before giving birth, talks about her second pregnancy and reveals that she and her husband already have a name for the baby, though she does not consider it final. She gave the statements to Story magazine, as reported by Kurir and carried by Telegraf.
Cosic and her husband Nikola Mirkovic have a five-year-old daughter, and the couple is about to welcome a second child. According to a photo caption in Kurir, Marina and Nikola got engaged and married on the same day in September 2020.
Does the couple already have a name for the baby?
They do, but they are keeping it to themselves. The actress says the decision stays open until the birth itself. She does not want to share details about how her daughter took the news of a brother or sister on the way, because she considers them private. She adds that the girl reacted in a way she never thought a five-year-old could.
We have a name we like for now, but you never know, it might change before the birth
Marina Cosic told Story magazine.
How is the second pregnancy different from the first?
In time and in obligations. Cosic stresses that she is now older and busier, and she also has a child whose needs and wishes demand attention. As a result, she says, this time she allowed herself not to do things she does not feel like doing.
This pregnancy is different in every way. I’m older and busier, I have a child with her own obligations, wishes and needs, and I’ve somehow forgotten everything, so I’m going through it all from scratch. Of course, this time I’ve allowed myself to simply not do something when I don’t feel like it
the actress told Story.
How much does her husband help?
It depends on the day. When Nikola works all day, Marina asks him in the evening for help with things that feel like a serious effort at that moment. When they are together all day, he takes on the chores himself, she says.
It depends. When he’s at work all day, in the evening I ask him for help with certain things that are a serious effort for me at that moment, and when we’re together all day, he notices and takes responsibility on his own, without a word. I believe it would be even more pronounced if I allowed myself a little more to see that asking for help is perfectly fine even when you’re doing well, and not only when you’ve hit a wall and have no strength left
Cosic said.
What did motherhood teach her?
Asked how becoming a mother changed her, the actress singled out communication, patience and her approach to children. She says she learned to speak more directly and more easily, and that it is fine not to be good at everything.
It taught me patience, composure, and observation before reaction
Marina Cosic said of motherhood to Story. She also admitted that small talk never appealed to her before, but that she came to see it opens up topics for children and allows a conversation that is not a burden.



