Anita Stanojlović, the winner of the reality show Elita, openly discusses in an interview with Blic the lawsuit she filed against her former partner Anđelo Ranković. She describes their encounters after the breakup and emphasizes that she does not believe her ex-partner would do her any harm. Anita moved from her hometown Kragujevac to Belgrade where she lives with her son Aleksej, and her home is carefully decorated with many memories, including those related to Anđelo. She also talks about her plans, favorites in the reality show, and financial difficulties due to blocked accounts and lawsuits. Another article provides a more detailed look at her life in Belgrade, home decoration, memories of her ex-partner, daily activities, and her views on plastic surgeries and haters.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets tend to focus on Anita’s personal struggles, emphasizing her role as a single mother and the challenges she faces with legal and financial issues. They highlight her resilience and the emotional aspects of her story, portraying her in a sympathetic light.
Center: Centrist sources report the facts of the lawsuit and Anita’s life changes straightforwardly, focusing on her move to Belgrade, her family life, and her career after winning the reality show. They provide balanced coverage without strong emotional or moral judgment.
Right: Right-leaning media often emphasize Anita’s personal responsibility, her efforts to maintain her home and family, and her openness about plastic surgeries and public image. They may also highlight her criticism of haters and focus on her success and independence.
