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Ella Dvornik, daughter of Croatian funk legend Dino Dvornik, is one of the country’s most followed social‑media personalities. The 28‑year‑old, who began her career in music before moving to the digital sphere, has more than half a million followers on Instagram. In a recent video posted from her bedroom, decorated with stars and her daughter’s drawings, Dvornik discussed motherhood and fashion. She appeared in a black T‑shirt and brown trainers, then pulled on a blue blanket with a pink base and a Hello Kitty hooded sweatshirt. The clip was titled “Are millennials the most irresponsible parents or just too cute?” and quickly attracted a large number of comments. Dvornik explained that her daughter, Balie, is growing rapidly, now reaching shoulder height. She noted that the two of them share similar styles and that she often spends a lot of money on children’s clothing, convincing herself that buying the same items for both will allow them to enjoy the same outfits, blankets, and notebooks. She joked that if anyone criticises her daughter’s style, she can simply say that she borrowed it from Balie. Followers responded positively. Many mothers commented that they also share clothes and shoes with their daughters, confirming that the trend is widespread. Some lighthearted remarks were made about being over forty yet still feeling less serious than their children. The post was shared on Instagram on October 28, 2026. No additional claims or allegations were made in the video. Article source: Večernji List | Image credit: Večernji List
Ella Dvornik, daughter of Croatian funk legend Dino Dvornik, is one of the country’s most followed social‑media personalities. The 28‑year‑old, who began her career in music before moving to the digital sphere, has more than half a million followers on Instagram. In a recent video posted from her bedroom, decorated with stars and her daughter’s drawings, Dvornik discussed motherhood and fashion. She appeared in a black T‑shirt and brown trainers, then pulled on a blue blanket with a pink base and a Hello Kitty hooded sweatshirt. The clip was titled “Are millennials the most irresponsible parents or just too cute?” and quickly attracted a large number of comments. Dvornik explained that her daughter, Balie, is growing rapidly, now reaching shoulder height. She noted that the two of them share similar styles and that she often spends a lot of money on children’s clothing, convincing herself that buying the same items for both will allow them to enjoy the same outfits, blankets, and notebooks. She joked that if anyone criticises her daughter’s style, she can simply say that she borrowed it from Balie. Followers responded positively. Many mothers commented that they also share clothes and shoes with their daughters, confirming that the trend is widespread. Some lighthearted remarks were made about being over forty yet still feeling less serious than their children. The post was shared on Instagram on October 28, 2026. No additional claims or allegations were made in the video.
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