Reality TV Couple Shares Heartwarming Photo of New Baby
Translated from Croatian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Mislav Vlašić, a participant in the reality show 'Život na vagi,' shared a heartwarming photo with his newborn daughter, Antonela.
- The photo, featuring Mislav and Antonela wearing Dinamo Zagreb football club jerseys, was posted on his Instagram story.
- Vlašić and his wife, Silvija, met on the show and have since married and welcomed their first child, with Mislav embracing his new role as a father.
Mislav Vlašić, who found love and a new life on the reality show 'Život na vagi,' has shared a touching moment with his daughter, Antonela. Vlašić posted a photo on his Instagram story of himself and the baby girl, both sporting the jerseys of the popular Croatian football club Dinamo Zagreb. A song dedicated to the club played in the background, adding to the celebratory atmosphere.
The couple, Mislav and Silvija Vlašić, met during the seventh season of the show and later married in September 2025. Their journey on the show was not just about weight loss; together, they shed over 145 kilograms, with Silvija losing 57 kg and Mislav an impressive 90 kg. Their transformation and love story inspired many viewers.
Antonela was born on June 30, marking a new chapter for the couple. Silvija recently shared with RTL how well Mislav has adapted to fatherhood. "He is involved in everything. I knew he was caring and attentive, but I didn't realize he had so much love and could be so caring and attentive towards both of us," she said. The couple had previously announced their pregnancy in February, sharing a photo with tiny Dinamo jerseys, symbolizing the new addition to their family.
He is involved in everything. I knew he was caring and attentive, but I didn't realize he had so much love and could be so caring and attentive towards both of us.
Originally published by Večernji List in Croatian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.