Milica Todorovic says she sees a psychotherapist regularly
On the Stars TV Show, the singer said she has gone to a psychotherapist regularly since giving birth and finds it hard to leave her son when she has a performance.
Singer Milica Todorovic said on Stars TV Show, on Macedonian television, that she goes to a psychotherapist regularly. She added that it is the first show since she gave birth in which she has talked this much about her baby. Serbian media reported parts of the conversation on October 6, 2026.
She gave birth to a son on February 3, 2026, at a private clinic in Belgrade, and he is now a little over eight months old. There has been a lot of speculation in public about the child’s father. In the parts of the conversation that have been published, she did not explain what exactly the “real truth” she mentions refers to.
What she said about her son
She spoke about the baby more openly than before, and she singled out how hard the previous period had been for her:
“This is the first show since I gave birth where I talk this much about the baby. It was hard for me, nobody asked me what the real truth is.”
A large part of the conversation was about separation. When a performance or other work obligations take her away from home, she finds it difficult. Motherhood, as she admitted, brought a completely new kind of worry and responsibility, and she knows she cannot protect her child from everything.
“Whenever I leave home I just keep looking at the clock. It’s normal for a child to get sick, you can’t keep him under a glass bell.”
Therapy and hormones after childbirth
According to the reports, she admitted that after giving birth she faced hormonal changes and difficult moments. She looked for the solution with a professional. She sees the therapist regularly, and the sessions, as she put it, are emotional.
“You know, when you go to a psychotherapist, I don’t know if you’ve ever gone, I go regularly, I start crying right away.”
She also stressed that going to a psychiatrist or therapist should not be a taboo subject. Some headlines say she goes to a psychiatrist, but in her own words she mentions a psychotherapist.
Love and work
When the conversation turned to her love life, she answered with a smile: “When I fall in love, I’m a fool.” In the parts of the conversation that were reported, she does not name anyone.
Despite the hard moments, as the show reported, she manages to balance motherhood and her career. She has mostly kept her private life away from the public in the past, and since her child was born her focus has been on motherhood and returning to the stage. She has spoken publicly before about other difficult periods she has been through, and this time too she showed she has no problem talking about emotions.
