Monika Lubonja has reacted for the first time after the publication of intimate videos with composer Adrian Hila.
Through a post on Instagram, she announced that she has filed a complaint with the Criminal Chamber of the First Instance Court in Tirana, for insult and unfair interference in private life.
Lubonja adds that she was not aware of and did not give her consent to the recording of the videos, while emphasizing that she is not "ashamed of the love she has given."
Full post:
I address you today with the pain of a woman whose trust and privacy have been violated, but also with the determination to protect her dignity and rights.
I ask and hope that my mudslinging in the name of a 'collective morality' will stop. A person's dignity is built throughout life and cannot be undone by the betrayal of someone to whom I have given several years of my life.
I had no knowledge, I did not consent to be filmed, recorded or for intimate materials to be distributed, sold or published. I loved someone and I trusted. I am not ashamed of the love I gave. It hurts me that my trust has been turned into a weapon against me.
I ask the media to respect my privacy and not to publish or speculate on the publication of intimate materials.
I ask public opinion not to turn my pain into entertainment and not to judge me for the trust I gave to a
treacherous man.
I have turned to justice and will follow this path to the end.
I will not forgive my dignity and infidelity to anyone who used my life! I will pursue it legally and I am sure that the truth will speak.
I ask God for strength so that this wound does not fill my heart with hatred. I believe that he knows my truth and I expect justice to do its work.
