The circulation of intimate videos involving public figures has revived the debate over the line between public interest and online shaming. In this climate, Ema Andrea revealed that she had spoken with Monika Lubonja and said she is in a severe psychological state.
Ema Andrea’s statement on Monika Lubonja
During a television discussion, Ema Andrea said she had been in contact with Monika Lubonja after the publication of intimate videos that circulated online.
She said Lubonja was “more than brought to her knees,” suggesting that her situation is serious, without providing further personal details.
Call for restraint in the language of public condemnation
In her remarks, Andrea called for care in public reactions and in the way those involved are treated.
She stressed that no one should throw “more stones on top,” especially at a moment when the people mentioned may choose for themselves whether to speak publicly and give their version.
The debate over victimization and black-and-white judgment
Ema Andrea insisted that this issue should not be seen simply in black and white and that it is not a case of automatic victimization.
Her position comes at a time when social media often turns such events into immediate public trials, with little room for restraint, context or privacy.
What she said about marriage and family
Expanding the discussion to relationships and family responsibilities, Andrea said that betrayal and lies cannot be considered acceptable behavior.
According to her, the institution of the family and that of marriage should be strengthened, while the decision to marry should be weighed carefully because of the consequences it brings for a partner and children.
Her statements shifted the debate from public curiosity to the human toll that exposure of intimate life can carry.
In an environment where social media accelerates public condemnation, the main message remained a call for more restraint and fewer stones thrown at those already under pressure.