Nives Celzijus sent her ex-husband and son to a tiling course, and revealed why
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At a glance
- Singer and actress Nives Celzijus will appear in Nova TV’s upcoming series “Accidental Family” and has released the new single and music video “Bestially.”
- She said she bought land near Zagreb and plans to build a house after completing her current filming work.
- Because she struggled to find reliable tilers, she said she sent her son and former husband Dino Drpić to a tiling course.
Nives Celzijus has found an unusual solution to the shortage of skilled tradespeople: she is sending her son and former husband, former footballer Dino Drpić, to a course for tilers. She said the decision followed repeated frustration with contractors working on her planned house near Zagreb.
“I'm sending my son, that is, I'm now sending Dino and my son to a tiling course, because we've given up, we're already fed up with all the tilers we've dealt with,” Nives said in an interview with IN Magazin.
I'm sending my son, that is, I'm now sending Dino and my son to a tiling course, because we've given up, we're already fed up with all the tilers we've dealt with.
The singer and actress said she had bought land in the Zagreb area and was already taking steps toward construction. She plans to focus more actively on the project after finishing her filming commitments. In the meantime, she said she was working on insulation and preparing for the build.
September has brought several professional projects for Celzijus. She will appear in Nova TV’s new series “Accidental Family,” which begins airing on Sunday, September 6. The show follows three complete strangers whose lives become unexpectedly connected through unusual circumstances.
I'm announcing a new sound, different from everything I've done so far. I've moved somewhat away from the double-entendre, humorous songs my audience is used to, but I'm sure they will also like a more mature Nives.
On Friday, Celzijus also presented “Bestially,” a song and video she described as her own work. “I'm announcing a new sound, different from everything I've done so far. I've moved somewhat away from the double-entendre, humorous songs my audience is used to, but I'm sure they will also like a more mature Nives,” she said.
She added that everyday life inspires her creativity and acknowledged that men in her life most often influence that process. Asked about her love life, she said there were some sympathies but nothing concrete so far.
Well, it's not as dry as it can be. There are some sympathies, but nothing concrete for now.
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.