Sindija Bokāne confirms Andris Kivičs received a €1,000 honorarium from Niks Endziņš, resolving a public dispute over a romantic separation gesture.
Reality television personality Sindija Bokāne announced that musician Andris Kivičs received his payment, according to an episode of the show Celebrities. No filter reported by 1188.lv. The payment stems from an incident where Niks Endziņš hired Kivičs to perform a song during a strained moment in his relationship with Bokāne, as detailed by Santa.
Endziņš previously stated to the magazine Private Life that the three-minute musical tribute cost him €1,000 because he pulled Kivičs away from a concert.
However, Kivičs later claimed during a public performance that Endziņš had not paid the promised sum, a video that circulated widely on social media according to bnn.lv. Bokāne clarified on television that Kivičs acknowledged receiving the money in a social media comment, putting an end to the financial disagreement.
Despite the resolution of the fee, Bokāne and Endziņš now demand a public apology from Kivičs for his previous statements about the unpaid money. “I would also like him to publicly apologize to us,” Sindija Bokāne told 1188.lv during a phone conversation with Endziņš.
Bokāne expressed disappointment over the situation because she and Endziņš previously shared friendly relations with Kivičs and his family, including Kivičs’s wife Liene, according to reporting by LA.LV. Endziņš also stated in his call with Bokāne that the musician ought to film an apology video to clear the air regarding his earlier claims.
While dealing with the aftermath of the public drama, Bokāne maintains regular phone contact with Endziņš, who is currently serving time in Riga Central Prison. “These phone calls are really, really important because they help us not lose our connection,” Sindija Bokāne told 1188.lv.
She said that Endziņš maintains an optimistic outlook regarding his eventual release, often helping to calm her down when she feels nervous about ongoing events. The couple has also discussed the possibility of supporters gathering outside the prison gates when Endziņš is released.
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