Golubovic restraining order extended to January 8, 2027

Kristina Spalevic said on October 12 that the restraining order against her former partner Kristijan Golubovic has been extended, running from October 8 to January 8, 2027. The same day, news emerged that the First Basic Public Prosecutor’s Office in Belgrade had asked police to question witnesses and gather evidence on a criminal complaint filed by Nada Pucarevic.

Spalevic reported Golubovic for violence a few months ago. The sources available to us do not say why the order was extended, or whether it is linked to Pucarevic’s complaint. Everything that follows is the claims of the parties to the dispute, not established fact.

What did Spalevic say about the restraining order?

Spalevic spoke out on the day she says she learned of the decision:

“Today I received information that Kristijan’s restraining order has been extended from October 8 to January 8, 2027. So something is happening in the system.”

According to her, Golubovic claimed in a live broadcast on October 11 that Pucarevic is not telling the truth. Spalevic says that on June 5 she was a guest on the show “Pitam za druga” when she received a message about the incident, along with a photo of a fist. She says the message was sent by Golubovic’s sister.

Spalevic also claims that nobody called Golubovic in for an informal interview for a month after the incident, and that he was later reportedly brought in for questioning, where he denied everything. Of Pucarevic she said:

“The woman who was beaten is very honest and has a very hard life story.”

What does Nada Pucarevic’s complaint say?

Pucarevic filed a criminal complaint against Golubovic, a former reality show contestant. According to her account, he physically attacked her on June 5, 2026, in the Zvezdara district of Belgrade. No decision on criminal proceedings has been made.

Pucarevic told Kurir that the blows to her head left her with a hematoma and that she spent the night in the Emergency Center. On how the intervention unfolded, she said:

“We called the police. They came with three cars and called an ambulance.”

She also says Golubovic called Filip to tell him not to agree to treatment and not to report the attack. That is her claim, and no other source in our material confirms it.

What did the prosecutor’s office order the police to do?

According to an unnamed Kurir source, police were instructed to establish several things:

• whether a man identified only as M. P. also took part in the attack
• whether there are witnesses
• whether security camera footage exists
• whether Golubovic called them after the attack, and why

Police are expected to clarify this before a decision is made on whether to open criminal proceedings. Golubovic’s own statement on the complaint is not among the sources, and for now his position is relayed only by Spalevic.

Pucarevic told Kurir that she also gave a statement to the prosecutor’s office:

“I gave a statement at the prosecutor’s office too, I hope he will answer for everything and that they will summon him.”