DistantNews
Support us
🇭🇷 Croatia /Culture & Society

Ella Dvornik Shares Her Eight-Year-Old Daughter’s Hilarious Reply

From Večernji List · () Croatian

Translated from Croatian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

At a glance

In-depth Named sources In the courts
  • Ella Dvornik shared an exchange in which her eight-year-old daughter, Balie Dee, postponed learning to make coffee because she was “very busy.”
  • Dvornik joked that her daughter was already working on Sundays and still needed to pay a bill.
  • The anecdote appeared amid Dvornik’s lengthy divorce from Charles Pearce and their shared custody arrangement.

Ella Dvornik asked her eight-year-old daughter whether she could teach her to make coffee. Balie Dee’s reply was immediate: “Can you teach me tomorrow? I’m very busy now.”

Can you teach me tomorrow? I’m very busy now.

· Balie DeeDvornik quoted her eight-year-old daughter’s reply when asked about learning to make coffee.

The influencer shared the exchange with her followers and responded with a joke about children who help their parents at home. “Obviously your children are unemployed if they can make you coffee. Mine goes to work even on Sundays,” she wrote, adding that her daughter could also pay a bill.

Dvornik and her soon-to-be former husband, Charles Pearce, also have a younger daughter, Lumi Wren. The couple are going through a lengthy divorce. Under a temporary court order, the girls live with their father at the family home in Istria, while Dvornik rents a home in Zagreb.

Obviously your children are unemployed if they can make you coffee. Mine goes to work even on Sundays.

· Ella DvornikDvornik joked about her daughter’s busy schedule in her social media post.

Custody is shared, and Dvornik spends every other week with her daughters, requiring her to travel continually between the two cities. She previously described the arrangement as “the biggest absurdity ever.” During her weeks with the girls, she returns to the family home in Istria, meaning they live together for seven days every other week while the court process continues.

The biggest absurdity ever.

· Ella DvornikDvornik previously used the phrase to describe the family’s court-ordered living arrangement.
About this summary

Originally published by Večernji List in Croatian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

More Stories

From Our Blog