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Nives Celzijus and her ex-husband’s partner show how close they are: “Women are not each other’s wolves”

From Večernji List · () Croatian

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

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  • Singer Nives Celzijus released the single “Bestijalno” and shared clips from its music video on Instagram.
  • Ines Katarina Suša, the partner of Celzijus’s former husband Dino Drpić, praised the song and video, and the two exchanged friendly comments.
  • Their exchange was shared by Taisha Drpić, who celebrated the respectful relationship between her mother and her father’s partner.

Nives Celzijus has released a new single, “Bestijalno,” accompanied by a music video in which she presents a wild persona, drinks milk like a kitten and appears alongside an attractive 195-centimeter model described as a “beast.”

After Celzijus posted excerpts from the video on Instagram, Ines Katarina Suša, the partner of Celzijus’s former husband, footballer Dino Drpić, praised the song and video in the comments. “The song is great, the video is fire,” Suša wrote.

The song is great, the video is fire.

· Ines Katarina SušaShe praised Nives Celzijus’s new single and music video in an Instagram comment.

Celzijus replied by asking what her former husband thought of it. Suša said she believed Dino had not yet seen the video and added, “I left him on the island for a little while.” Celzijus then suggested that the two women could raise a toast while he was away, and Suša accepted.

Taisha Drpić shared the exchange on Instagram and rejected the idea that women must be rivals. She described the relationship between her mother and Suša as a blessing for a child who has both a mother and a stepmother who care for and respect one another.

I left him on the island for a little while.

· Ines Katarina SušaShe joked that Dino Drpić had not yet seen the video.
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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.

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