
In an interview where the biggest curiosity was what Loredana thought about Mozzik's "Diss", about his relationship with his daughter and about their co-parenting, one detail seems to have gone without much comment, even though it may essentially be among the most significant gestures of this entire story.
On the walls of her home, carefully hung as part of a gallery of success, stand gold and platinum discs – those awards that YouTube gives to artists when a project reaches significant viewership and listening figures – and among them are the projects made with Mozzik.

They are not placed in a hidden corner, have not been moved to a secondary environment, nor have they been removed to avoid any tension; rather, they are exhibited in the space where Loredana lives today with her current partner, Karim Adeyemi, and her daughter, Hana.

The records are not simply decorative objects for the wall, but evidence of a period when two artists not only shared a romantic relationship, but together built a musical identity that had a strong influence in Albania, Germany, Switzerland and beyond, creating a duo that at the time became a phenomenon.

At a time when their relationship is currently accompanied by public tensions and harsh texts, the fact that Loredana chooses not to visually erase her past is an act that goes beyond wall decor.
In her latest interview on "Mirembrëma Yje", Loredana spoke at length about the boundaries she is setting for her daughter's sake, about her effort not to speak ill of the child's father in public, and not to turn a personal conflict into a battle that emotionally harms a child; however, perhaps the clearest gesture of this approach was not the words, but the wall behind her.
The records on the wall are a reminder of two things at once: that they were a successful duo and that their story does not begin and end with a “Diss.” They are a sign of respect for what was and what remains: a child growing up between two stories.
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