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Džina Džinović reposts disturbing clip and fans wonder if it targets her father

Džina reposted a clip in which a woman utters blunt words about a parent, reigniting questions after Melina (now Arnold) and Haris Džinović's divorce.

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Džina Džinović reposts disturbing clip and fans wonder if it targets her father

After a widely publicized divorce, Džina Džinović reposted a provocative clip that revived speculation about the family's private life.

The fallout from the split between Melina (now Arnold) and Haris Džinović has refused to fade. In recent months the family has been under intense public scrutiny, and a new social-media post by their daughter Džina again drew thousands of reactions.

While the couple's son Kan reportedly remained with his father in a luxury villa in Senjak, Džina has been seen closer to her mother. Haris has on several occasions spoken publicly about his relationship with his daughter, but Džina until now largely avoided detailed comment.

Repost with a cutting message

This week Džina reposted a short interview clip in which a young woman directs harsh words at a parent. The repost immediately attracted wide attention and prompted followers to wonder whether the message was aimed at her father.

In the clip the woman says, translated from Macedonian: "I'll never speak to my father again. Never again. He's alive, unfortunately. I will never forgive him. I think not everyone should be forgiven everything. You should leave them where they are. I can move on without you. If you die today, that would be a good day for me."

Džina added English-language hashtags that reference toxic family relationships and trauma, and the post quickly amassed views and comments. Many users asked whether the repost signals a final rupture between father and daughter, and whether deeper tensions have been kept behind closed doors.

At the moment neither Džina nor Haris have clarified whether the repost was meant as a direct message to the singer. For now, the family dispute remains a subject of intense online debate rather than a settled matter.

Photo: press material from the event

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