Dafina Zeqiri responds to Labi after his statements: People who want to take part in my story

The well-known Kosovar moderator, Labinot Gashi, has recently spoken publicly for the second time about his cooled relationship with singer Dafina Zeqiri. Invited to the show "Krejt n'debat" on RTV Dukagjini, Gashi explained that the relationship between them is finally over.

"We have no relationship, we don't talk, we don't even follow each other on Instagram," he said, implying that the cold was deep and irreparable.

The moderator said he felt hurt and disappointed by Dafina, underlining that his absence from her last birthday was a sign of ungratefulness: "I did a lot for her. I ate bread with her, I've been close to her for years, but one little thing left an impression on her. I called her ungrateful, for the birthday she organized. How is it possible that a person who has been close to her for decades, is not part of that day, while there were people there who have never been close to her? People who were on Big Brother".

However, despite the harsh words, Gashi did not forget to express a wish for the singer, who is expecting her first child: "I want to wish her the best, as she is becoming a mother. The most important thing is not to stress. Above all, it is respect."

Dafina Zeqiri's reaction was not long in coming. Elegantly, but with a clear tone, she chose to respond through an Instagram Story post, without mentioning names, but giving a strong message to those who try to interfere with her peace.

"The journey to get to where I am today has been filled with love, learning, and growth... with success comes noise - people who want to take a piece of your story, rewrite your truth, or question your choices."

She hinted that she has chosen to proceed calmly and discreetly: "Not everyone will understand this – and that's okay. My silence is not weakness. It is strength."

In the end, Dafina conveyed a powerful and inspiring message, especially now that she is in a new phase of life: "I have left behind everything that no longer serves me, and that is enough. I stand firm in who I am – and that is the same energy I want to transmit to my child and to all of you: Be good, but don't let anyone extinguish your light or make you feel small."
They will talk. Let them talk. I will continue to be myself – with love, always. Dafina”.

This exchange of statements reveals not only a completed report, but also two different ways of dealing with it: one through direct words of disappointment, the other through reflection, calm, and determination to maintain inner peace. /Telegraph/