Since leaving television to engage in business, Amarda Toska has rarely given interviews. But recently she has broken the rule by speaking openly about her personal life.
Ami revealed her relationship with Ermal Mamaqi, at work and outside of it, also confessing the fights she had with him.
"As colleagues, we are also busy because of different views, but we have not allowed these heretics to be deported home. At first we held a lot of grudges and discussed them at home, but this could not last long. Two roosters in a cage do not stand. Ermali is an energetic type and wanted to dominate. At first it was difficult, but over time we got the hang of it and faced many challenges. We understand with each other's eyes when each party should stay calm and we should not continue it further," she said during an interview on "Night with Aulona."
Among other things, she also talked about a difficult moment that she and Ermali had with their daughter, showing that it was a very sad period for her.
"The most difficult moment for him was with the girl. As soon as she turned 1, she had an accidental burn. I came and saw him in that state and those days I passed the most difficult moments so far. It was a very painful and sad period", said Ami.
Meanwhile, some time ago Ermal Mamaqi was invited in front of the young journalists of "Peter Pan", where he also faced questions about his private life.
To the question about what Ami raises her voice the most at home, Ermali answered by saying that it is not in her nature to raise her voice, but arguments between them, without a doubt, happen:
"What can we fight more about? Of course, for the children, so that I can do more with Joel's lessons. Yes, I also have my lessons, which I hardly do. A person can only do one pair of lessons", said Ermali.
While in a virtual interview with followers on Instagram, Ami has admitted that there is no reason to be jealous as she was asked about her relationship with Ermal's mother and answered that both the mother-in-law and the father-in-law are wonderful people.