Indira Levak about her ex-husband: "Mirek is still my rock and my biggest support"

Indira Levak has spoken publicly about her relationship with former husband Miroslav Levak, revealing that despite their divorce in 2024 after 11 years of marriage, he remains a key figure in her life. She described him as “still my rock and biggest support,” emphasizing the continued emotional and professional bond between them. Although they have moved on from their marital life, Miroslav continues to act as her manager and closest friend, offering guidance during moments of stress or uncertainty. The couple’s separation did not sever their connection. Instead, they have maintained a close friendship, with Miroslav still playing a vital role in Indira’s career. She shared how he helps ground her during times of anxiety, particularly when she overthinks potential problems. “Mirek comes in and says, ‘Indira, are you okay? Don’t think in black and white, just stay positive. What you imagine in your head will become reality,’” she recounted. This dynamic has helped her focus on the positives ahead of a major concert she is preparing for. Scheduled to take place in Zagreb’s Arena later this year, the performance marks a significant moment in Indira’s career. She admitted to being a perfectionist, often rehearsing every detail repeatedly, which sometimes leads to mental fatigue. However, she relies heavily on Miroslav to help shift her mindset toward optimism. “I just think about nice things, joy, good beats, rhythm, and that fear will disappear with the first beat,” she explained. Despite the end of their marriage, Indira emphasized that their relationship has evolved into something more personal and supportive. She noted that while they no longer share a home, Miroslav remains one of the most important people in her life. “He is my best friend. He is still my rock and biggest support, just like I am to him,” she added. Their bond appears to be built on mutual trust and understanding, even after the dissolution of their union. In recent months, Indira has embraced a lifestyle centered around independence. After years of married life, she has grown accustomed to living on her own terms. She acknowledged that solitude does not equate to loneliness, distinguishing between the two concepts. “Solitude is a choice, it can be dangerous if not handled well. But for me, it feels right,” she said. The freedom of solo living allows her to enjoy time away from obligations, especially after long performances. She humorously described the simplicity of returning home after a show, free from expectations. “After a concert, you grab your bag, toss it aside, put your dress on one side, socks and underwear on the other. No one asks questions. No breakfast? No breakfast, buddy,” she laughed. This sense of autonomy gives her a renewed appreciation for small pleasures, such as watching multiple episodes of a series back-to-back. When asked whether she is open to starting a new relationship, Indira expressed hesitation. While she acknowledges the possibility, she currently sees little need for romantic involvement. “Imagine all that, falling in love, meeting someone, trying to see if you like them, if they like you… I don’t know, I don’t want that right now,” she said. For now, she prefers the comfort of staying home, enjoying quiet evenings and entertainment. Her comments reflect a deliberate choice to prioritize self-care and stability over immediate social connections. As she prepares for her upcoming concert, the focus remains on the music and the joy it brings, rather than on personal relationships. Her journey shows how personal growth and change can coexist with deep, enduring bonds.