Marijana Mićić Says She Sometimes Wishes She Wasn’t in Charge at Home

Marijana Mićić has offered a humorous glimpse into family life with her longtime partner, Miloš Marjanović, describing how everyday planning and responsibility tend to land on her shoulders. Speaking on the K1 program “Žena za sva vremena,” the actress and presenter shared stories about organizing life with their daughters and the contrasting ways she and Miloš approach decisions. Mićić said she often handles the practical details, from planning trips and family activities to sorting out smaller household matters. While that may make her seem like the one who runs the household, she joked that being in charge can also mean carrying the blame if a plan goes wrong. She said she sometimes wishes she could hand over that responsibility and let someone else decide where the family goes and what it does. She recalled that Miloš once teased her about always making the decisions. Mićić offered to let him take over the organizing, but, according to her account, he quickly backed away and encouraged her to keep leading. She joked that the arrangement could be a way for others to avoid responsibility, adding with a laugh that she never makes mistakes anyway. The presenter said she has the time and inclination to manage both small and major household plans, while Miloš is more relaxed. She added that he steps in to check on important decisions, but otherwise leaves the organization to her. Mićić suggested their different temperaments are part of why the relationship works, rather than a source of constant friction. Their contrasting habits are especially clear when they need to arrive somewhere on time. Mićić said lateness makes her feel stressed and embarrassed, while Miloš takes a more easygoing view. She described him as someone who has never arrived late, in his own telling, even though she sees their punctuality very differently. Mićić’s account presented their domestic routine as a mix of unequal planning duties, playful disagreement and mutual acceptance. She did not portray the division of responsibilities as a serious conflict, instead using their differences to explain how the couple has found a rhythm that suits them.