The Serbian pop star commented on Anastasija Gudelj's childbirth, took another jab at ex-husband Duško Tošić, and celebrated the record-breaking success of her album 'Enigma'.
Jelena Karleuša has spoken publicly for the first time about the childbirth of Anastasija Gudelj, daughter of Svetlana Ceca Ražnatović, with whom she has had extremely poor relations for years. As reported by Kurir.rs, the singer was brief but clear in a statement for Kurir TV:
"I didn't congratulate, but I love when children are born and I wish all the best."
Karleuša and Ceca Ražnatović have not hidden their mutual antipathy for many years, so any comment from Karleuša regarding Ceca or her family immediately draws significant public attention. This time, the singer did not comment on details or congratulate personally, but she did confirm she is aware of the happy news from Ceca's household. Anastasija Gudelj, who bears her husband's surname, recently became a mother, making Ceca Ražnatović a grandmother.
On the topic of Ceca, Karleuša also had a few sharp but humorous remarks about her ex-husband Duško Tošić during a conversation with host Božo Dobriš. When asked how she would react if he showed up at one of her performances, she replied without hesitation:
"I met Duško as my fan, and I think he will remain that forever."She didn't stop there. When asked which song she would dedicate to him, Karleuša revealed with a laugh:
"I would sing him his favorite, which my kids tell me he listens to, and that is 'Sad je sve okej' (Everything Is Ok Now)."The statement resonated on social media, where followers immediately recognized the ambiguous message hidden in the song title.
While the media space was filled with comments about her statements, Karleuša also has concrete reasons for professional satisfaction. Her new album 'Enigma' achieved exceptional success on YouTube, where three songs from the album-'Mata Hari', 'Balkan Boy', and 'Sad je sve okej'-took the top three trending spots in Serbia and all countries in the region, including Austria, within just one day of release.
The singer did not hide her emotions when speaking about it publicly:
"Dear friends, I am very excited and I want to share some really good news with you. I have a lump in my throat. In just one day, the song 'Mata Hari' reached number one on the music trending charts in Serbia, as well as in all countries of the region, even in Austria. Now everything is really okay, thank you for making me so happy and proud after a very long and difficult period that is behind me."
Karleuša emphasized in her statement that she has 'a very long and difficult period' behind her, which many followers interpreted as an allusion to her divorce from Duško Tošić and the personal turbulence that accompanied her in past years. The singer views the success of the album 'Enigma', which rapidly took over the top of music charts across the Balkans, as a kind of confirmation that she has turned that page. Kurir.rs reports that Karleuša currently dominates the regional music scene, and her songs continue to be listened to even weeks after release.
