Maja Šuput Opens Up About Divorce: 'I Was Silent for Six Months'
Translated from Croatian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
TLDR
- Croatian singer Maja Šuput discussed her divorce from Nenad Tatarinov on a podcast.
- She revealed she kept the divorce secret for six months while still living with her ex-husband.
- Šuput emphasized that the divorce was amicable and their priority remains their child, Bloom.
Croatian pop sensation Maja Šuput has finally opened up about her divorce from Nenad Tatarinov, sharing intimate details on the "Nema labavo by IN magazin" podcast. For months, the "Supertalent" judge remained tight-lipped, but she has now revealed the timeline and emotional landscape of her separation.
They all found out in the sixth month, I divorced in the third, and I submitted the papers in the first. I was silent for six months.
Šuput disclosed that she filed for divorce in January but only revealed the news in June, a period during which she continued to live with Tatarinov. She described their post-divorce life as "normal," even taking a trip to Dubai with Tatarinov and their son, Bloom. This revelation sheds light on the complexities of navigating personal relationships amidst public scrutiny.
I was still living with my ex-husband at the time. Everything was normal, we got divorced and went to Dubai, Nenad, Bloom and I.
The singer reiterated that the separation, after six years of marriage, was amicable and mutual. "Life sometimes takes us on different paths, so Nenad and I decided to go our separate ways, but we continue to live in a family atmosphere," she stated previously. She stressed that their shared focus remains their child, ensuring Bloom grows up in a loving and positive environment. This approach highlights a modern perspective on co-parenting, prioritizing the child's well-being above all else.
Life sometimes takes us on different paths, so Nenad and I decided to go our separate ways, but we continue to live in a family atmosphere.
Originally published by Večernji List in Croatian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.