Drugs drove him crazy! Mandi from Nishtulla sets a record in Albania, you won’t believe how many children he has

Famous tallava singer Mandi Nishtulla surprised the public with a rare and deeply honest confession. Known for his high-energy performances and rhythmic songs that have accompanied weddings, parties, and concerts for years, Mandi this time chose to open his heart and reveal the most vulnerable side of his life.

In an emotional interview on the show “Dnight,” Mandi appeared with tears in his eyes as he admitted having gone through a difficult period, becoming a victim of drug addiction. He confessed that his addiction temporarily pulled him away from his greatest passion music forcing him to sacrifice the stage and his audience. “I’ve experienced it, I was addicted, but thanks to my father’s help and the strength of my family, I managed to rise again. I appeal to every young person who might be on the same path: stop, because that is not life,” he said.

Mandi revealed that, despite the challenges, his motivation to recover has always been his family. He considers himself the richest man, not because of money or career, but because of his children. “I have nine children: three daughters and six sons. To me, they are my true wealth. I have three daughters, and it is said daughters bring heaven from God. I have multiple wives, but I thank them all for giving me this blessing. For this reason, I proudly say I am like a pasha,” he expressed with humor and emotion.

The singer also shared his strong ties to the music world, mentioning relatives and friends who have left their mark on the stage. “The uncle of my son, Jasin, is Florjani, the singer known for the famous song ‘Ngjyra e kuqe shumë i ngjan.’ We are a family with music in our blood, and maybe that’s why, even after going through so much, music has always kept me alive.”

For years, Mandi Nishtulla has been one of the most beloved names in tallava, a genre he has elevated to a new level, earning a wide audience. However, this sincere confession shows that behind the stage lights, there is a man who has battled his own demons but now feels stronger and more determined than ever.

At the end of the interview, he repeated his message to young people: “Don’t destroy your life with bad habits. The greatest value is family, love, and music. I am living proof that a person can rise again.”

Mandi’s story was met with widespread reactions on social media, with fans praising his courage and honesty. Many viewed it as an inspiring and motivating message for anyone facing similar struggles in life.

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