Singer Slobodan “Sloba” Vasić’s airport meltdown has spiraled into a full‑blown public drama, as the performer lands in a psychiatric clinic and his wife’s late‑night posts fuel speculation about the future of their marriage.

From airport aisle to psychiatric ward

The saga began on Saturday, May 16, when Vasić reportedly boarded a Belgrade–Zurich flight in a visibly intoxicated state and “made a problem in the plane,” forcing the captain and airport security to intervene and remove him from the aircraft.¹ He was first taken to the Emergency Center, where doctors performed gastric lavage and stabilized him, before he was transferred for further care to the Military Medical Academy and then to the “Laza Lazarević” psychiatric clinic for supervised treatment due to his anxiety therapy and alcohol use.²

Pro‑government tabloids framed the incident as a shocking but singular collapse of a popular singer, stressing that he is now under expert care and “continues his recovery” at the clinic.¹

Jelena alone with a child – and the spotlight

Left at home with their daughter and “everyday obligations,” Vasić’s wife Jelena emerged as the emotional center of the story.³ While he undergoes treatment, she has reportedly ended up “on infusion” herself from stress, focusing her remaining energy on their children and trying to keep daily life intact.²

Jelena first issued a brief, composed message: “Slobodan is alive and healthy, which is the most important. I just ask you all for understanding, thank you,” she wrote, adding she had no strength to answer calls.² But as nights went on, her posts grew more raw and symbolic.

Posts that launched divorce rumors

In one widely circulated late‑night message, Jelena shared the line: “Home is where your mom is,” a “short but powerful” quote that tabloids say “made everyone cry.”² Another outlet splashed the same post under the explosive headline “SHOCK! Slobodan Vasić’s Wife Announces DIVORCE?!”, arguing that followers interpreted it as a sign their relationship is “shaken” and that “serious decisions” may be coming.³

For now, there is no formal word of separation—only a family in crisis, a singer under psychiatric supervision, and a wife whose social‑media sentences are doing the talking for them both.