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One Detail in Severina’s New Photo With Her Son Catches Everyone’s Eye: “How Is He Already Starting High School?”

From Večernji List · () Croatian

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

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  • Croatian singer Severina Vučković shared a photo with her son Aleksandar Popović as he started secondary school.
  • Her caption read, “How is he already starting high school?”, while followers focused on the teenager’s height.
  • Severina generally keeps her son’s private life away from the public but shares selected milestones.

Severina Vučković marked her son Aleksandar Popović’s move into secondary school with a photo of the two embracing. Her short caption captured the moment’s main feeling: “How is he already starting high school?”

Aleksandar, 14, is the only son of one of Croatia’s best-known singers. He and his mother appeared in casual clothes, but one detail immediately drew attention from her followers: he is now visibly taller than Severina.

How is he already starting high school?

· Severina VučkovićCaption accompanying her photo with her son as he began secondary school.

Severina generally keeps her son’s private life away from public view. She occasionally shares special moments, including birthdays and major milestones. In February, she marked his 14th birthday with an emotional message recalling the moment she became his mother and describing how much he means to her.

The new photograph again prompted comments about how much Aleksandar has grown. For Severina, his first day of secondary school offered another reminder of how quickly the years have passed, from the child she first held 14 years ago to the teenager beginning a new stage of life.

Fourteen years... since you first breathed, and I first understood how much the heart can love.

· Severina VučkovićMessage she posted for Aleksandar’s 14th birthday.
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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.