Lifestyle Oct 7, 2026 Updated Oct 8, 2026
Singer Jasna Šćepanović shares upbringing with deaf parents
- Singer Jasna Šćepanović revealed that both her parents were deaf and could not hear her music.
- She grew up with the support of her grandmother, who acted as her primary caregiver.
- Despite their hearing impairment, her parents provided love and support, and she expressed gratitude for their role in her life.
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Kurir Oct 7, 2026
"SNIMIM PESMU, A ONI NE MOGU DA JE ČUJU" Pevačica otvorila dušu o gluvonemim roditeljima: Svi roditelji dođu, samo mojih nema
- Singer Jasna Šćepanović spoke about growing up with hearing-impaired parents and how her late grandmother played a key role in raising her and her siblings.
- She said her parents, despite their hearing loss, provided love and support, and were always happy for her musical successes even though they could not hear her songs.
- Šćepanović also discussed her struggle for custody of her five-year-old son, who is currently in North Macedonia with his father, and the legal challenges she faces to bring him back to Montenegro.
Telegraf Oct 8, 2026
"Raduju se kada snimim pesmu, iako ne mogu da je čuju" Pevačica o gluvonemim roditeljima i odrastanju
- Singer Jasna Šćepanović revealed she grew up with deaf parents who could not hear her music but supported her efforts.
- She described her childhood with the help of her late grandmother, who took care of her, while her parents, despite their hearing loss, were always supportive.
- Her father worked as a typesetter in Kolašin, and her mother did not work, but both were described as intelligent and hardworking despite their hearing impairment.
Alo Oct 7, 2026
"Otac i majka su mi gluvonemi, snimim pesmu, oni ne čuju": Pevačica potresla pričom o roditeljima
- Singer Jasna Šćepanović revealed that her parents are deaf, which created unique challenges for her throughout her life.
- She said her grandmother was the main caregiver and educator, as her parents could not hear or communicate effectively.
- Her parents, though deaf, supported her career, and she expressed gratitude for their presence in her life despite their limitations.
