Adelina Ismaili spoke in an interview recently about her life's journey, which she described as very "difficult" for her.

Invited to the "ZëmeMira" podcast, asked by Mira Kazhani about the most difficult moment of her career, at that time at its peak, Adelina revealed:

"On the one hand I was at the height of my fame, on the other hand, I had so many attacks. Even human limits were crossed."

Ismaili recounted the first and most serious event that managed to affect her calmness and well-being, isolating her indoors for months:

"There was a moment when my and my mother's conversations were intercepted by the post office, illegally. A very intimate conversation between us was published on the front page of the newspaper. I didn't leave the house for three months because it was too vulgar, banal. Mom and I were talking about the female cycle and the title became: 'Is this party bleeding from Adelina Ismaili?'"

Among the first girls who broadened the horizons of many other people regarding the freedom and expression of a woman in Albania and Kosovo, Adelina did not hesitate to admit that all this attention turned her from time to time into a target for unsparing and malicious attacks , which were too much for a "dreamy, unconscious child," as she described herself.

In the interview, the artist also talked about the close relationship she had with her mother, who no longer lives, and her acquaintance with her husband, with whom she has a son, Ulysses. Asked about her father, whom she has almost never mentioned, Ismaili answered humorously that 'they never asked her' about him, further explaining the good relationship she shares with both her father and her stepmother.

To see the full interview, very interesting, you can click below: