2021, Vuksanović released his tenth studio album Uspavanka za ozbiljne bebe (Lullaby for Serious Babies) under City Records, which among other songs included duets "Kidaš me" and "Problem" with Milica Pavlović and Maya Berović, respectively. In June the same, Lukas promoted his autobiography, titled "To sam ja" (That Is Me), at the Terazije Theater. The book, which was written in collaboration with journalist Vanja Bulić, saw poor reception from the critical public. In March 2022, Lukas competed at the Pesma za Evroviziju '22 music festival with song the "Oksar" to represent Serbia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2022. In the finale, held on March 5th, he placed fifth out of 18 final entries. Personal life Vuksanović was born on November 3, 1968 in Belgrade, and grew up in the downtown neighborhood of Karaburma. He graduated from a high school of music. He has four children from three different marriages. With his first wife, Svetlana, Lukas has a son and a daughter, named Lazar and Miljana. Lukas was later married to a woman named Nataša, with whom he welcomed his second son, Andrej. In April 2010, Vukasnović married Sonja Višnjić. The following year, they became parents to daughter Viktorija. On September 2, 2017, Lukas was reported for a physical assault by his wife. A day later, after pealding guilty, he was sentenced to 9 months of suspended sentence and 18 months of restriction order against his wife for domestic assault. Their divorce was finalized in September 2019. Over the years, there have been reports of his substance abuse and gambling addiction problems. In 2002, Lukas admitted himself to a rehabilitation facility in Switzerland. In February 2009, he was shot in the right leg in front of his apartment building in New Belgrade. Legal issues Following the assassination of Zoran Đinđić in 2003, Vuksanović was arrested for illegal gun possession during the police action Sablja and sentenced to four months of prison. LGBT rights organization 'Da Se Zna!' filed a complaint against Vuksanović in August 2020 for hate speech against LGBT community during his television appearance on Happy TV in January 2018. In November 2020, Vukasnović made misogynistic remarks against N1 journalist Žaklina Tatalović while appearing on a live talk show broadcast by TV Pink. Subsequently after receiving public denunciation, he made an apology, which was perceived as insincere by the public. In September 2022, it was reported that Vuksanović was criminally