Naledi Repaja, known to the public as the Serbian daughter-in-law from the Zulu tribe, has once again delighted her followers on social media. She showed her lush garden in the village of Malo Crniće, saying that this is her little paradise.
In a video she posted on TikTok, Naledi walked through the property and revealed what she grows. In her garden one can find cherries, sour cherries, and pears, as well as medicinal herbs such as sage and fragrant lavender. She especially emphasized how much she enjoys life in the countryside and how much the nature surrounding her every day means to her.
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As she says, neighbors often help her with garden work, for which she has nothing but praise. Because of this sense of community, she says she feels at home in Serbia.
In the footage, her children can also be heard, growing up surrounded by nature, orchards, and homemade food. Naledi speaks to them in both Serbian and English, and she often emphasizes that she would not change her family life far from the city crowds for anything.
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At the end of the video, she revealed that she will use the freshly picked sour cherries to make homemade višnjevac, a traditional liqueur prepared from ripe sour cherries, sugar, and brandy.
As a reminder, Naledi has been married to her husband Bojan Repaja since 2015. They met while working on a cruise ship, and love brought them to Serbia. Today, she lives with their son Noa and daughter Nea in Malo Crniće, where they renovated an old family house and built the life they had always dreamed of. Their life represents a classic Balkan lifestyle: summer nights on the terrace, working in the garden, cooking lunch, and drinking plum brandy from a Coca-Cola bottle.
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