Amber recently spoke in an interview about her personal life, her relationships with other public figures and what goes on behind the scenes on social media.

Asked by the journalist which of the men—Joz Marku, G-Bani or Gjesti—she would give a chance to spend an evening over a glass of wine with, Amber surprised with her answer.

She singled out the singer from Peja, saying: “I would say Gjesti, and not because of fame… not because of fame or to look good in the eyes of the public, but so we could have had a glass of wine and cleared things up in order to understand each other better, because perhaps we didn’t have that there…” As for Joz, meanwhile, she immediately clarified their relationship: “No, Joz is my friend; I love him very much.”

During the conversation, she also addressed clashes on social media and the question of whether she has anyone “blocked.” “Would you believe that I never block anyone? Even if I have an argument with someone… I think blocking someone is a very low thing to do,” she said. However, Amber revealed some behind-the-scenes details involving Loredana. “Loredana and I had a misunderstanding; we blocked each other, then unblocked each other again, and now we are friends again. It was a very minor misunderstanding caused by a third person, but the good thing is that people who quickly understand what happened also fix it.” Finally, asked about the biggest mistake in her life and her relationship with money, she admitted with a touch of humor: “I should have been a little more demanding when it came to money; I’m not at all… Whatever I earn, I spend!”

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A fellow countrywoman at the Bajakovo–Lipovac crossing told Klankosova.tv that the situation has partially improved.

She says that border guards have started letting private cars through, while buses remain blocked.

Up to these moments, according to her, only seven buses have been given the green light to pass, while the rest are waiting in line.

The traveler stressed that the waiting time remains prolonged and that the wait started around midnight.

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