Ledri was asked 5+ questions about Jensila and here's how he answered oO

Xhensila Myrtezaj and Ledri Vula

Xhensila Myrtezaj and Ledri Vula, are they or aren't they? This is the recent dilemma in Albanian showbiz that Alketa Vejsiu wanted to solve in her podcast "Inspire".

With direct questions, one after the other, she tried to get confirmation from Ledri, who seemed somewhat embarrassed, but again, as famous people usually do in such cases, he said a lot of things to say nothing.

First question: You've been rumored to be dating Xhensila Myrtezaj for months. The internet is buzzing, your videos are doing the rounds on TikTok and Instagram with millions of clicks. People have commented on you and called you a very beautiful, interesting, sexy couple. How far does your relationship go?

"We are in a team and we really like being together, both in the studio and at concerts, so this is making us talk even more. We are together most of the time, because we also have concerts together. The energy of the team is also... (interrupted because he was trying to answer.)

Second question: Are you single now, Ledri?

(Laughs embarrassedly.) No, no, I'm fine.

(Good? With health? Ledri, in these cases it is said: yes/no.)

Third question: Even Xhensila said a few months ago that she was single, but you are now both young, artists, very attractive, you make good music... (what else do you do in a nutshell?)

Could this artistic couple work in real life?

"We are a team. We have a lot of chemistry. But we could also function as a couple in real life. Of course we do. Regardless of children or the past, if two people love each other, love conquers all."

(Ledri, we create hypothetical situations ourselves. You tell us whether you are or not.)

Fourth question: What do you value in Jensila? Jensila, as a colleague, I believe you have known, and she has some unique human qualities that no other girl has, because each of us is a unique being in the 7 billion people that the world has. What have you not seen in any of your previous colleagues?

"We had a common language because we both have very similar stories and we had the opportunity to talk. I really like it as an artist. I like hanging out with people who love music and who like to work. Our conversation went very well."

(Look, he did it again!)

Fifth question: In these recent interviews where I've heard that she's hurt, have you helped her get through it a little?

"I haven't seen these interviews, because I don't follow mine either, it seems cringe-worthy to see yourself in interviews, but on the internet I saw an emotional moment of hers, crying in an interview and it touched me a lot."

(I don't even see the news I write, my editor-in-chief sees it. What about you, Ledri, who sees your interviews, the manager, khem-khem?!)

In conclusion, Vesa Luma would have said it better: We are and we are not, we have nothing.