show called Moja desna ruka, which aired on TV Prva documenting the search for her new assistant. Following the release of Lom in April 2012, she embarked on a tour across Europe and the United States. Aleksić provided the voiceover for the character Vexy in the Serbian adaptation of The Smurfs 2 (2013). She posed for the cover of the May 2014 issue of the Serbian Playboy magazine. In May 2015, Aleksić released Lek za spavanje through City Records, featuring hits such as the title song, "Crveni ruž" and "Ti se hrani mojim bolom". Her eighth album "Koma" was subsequently released in April 2017. It provided songs like "Evo" and "Ti i ja smo par". Koma was followed with her second concert in the Belgrade Arena on 14 April 2018. In May 2022, Aleksić released album Bioskop. She announced her tenth studio album, titled Disco Seka, with its lead single "Priđi ako smeš" in December 2022. Personal life Aleksić married former kickboxer Veljko Piljkić on 12 September 2010. They have to sons - Jovan ( 24 September 2016) and Jakov ( 22 January 2020). Both were conceived through In vitro fertilisation. Seka and her family reside in Stara Pazova. She practices Eastern Orthodox Christianity and is vocal about her religiousness. In spite of her beliefs, in August 2022, Piljkić condemned religious rallies against EuroPride in Belgrade and showed her support for the LGBT community in Serbia. Charity work In December 2011, she held a benefit concert in Zenica for a young man, named Kemal Kremić, who was diagnosed with leukemia. The event reportedly raised €40,000. Following the 2014 Southeast Europe floods, Aleksić supplied shelters in Serbia with food and hygiene products. Discography Studio albums Idealno tvoja (2002) Balkan (2003) Dođi i uzmi me (2005) Kraljica (2007) Slučajni partneri (2009) Lom (2012) Lek za spavanje (2015) Koma (2017) Bioskop (2022) Filmography See also Music of Serbia Turbo-folk References External links Living people 1981 births 21st-century Bosnia and Herzegovina women singers Bosnia and Herzegovina turbo-folk singers Bosnia and Herzegovina people of Bosniak descent Bosnia and Herzegovina people of Serbian descent People from Zvornik Grand Production artists Bosnia and Herzegovina emigrants to Serbia Yugoslav Wars refugees Refugees in Serbia 21st-century Serbian women singers Serbian turbo-folk singers Serbian folk-pop singers Serbian people of Bosniak descent