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Luka Dončić expressed his struggle with spending time away from his two daughters during the previous NBA season due to a custody battle with ex-fiancée Anamaria Goltes, who lives in Slovenia. In an interview with Sports Illustrated, Dončić stated that seeing his children for only five days last year was extremely difficult and vowed not to endure such a situation again. He recently filed a petition under the "Hague Convention" to have his daughters moved to the United States, highlighting his determination to be closer to them.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-08,
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same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
Lakers star guard Luka Doncic revealed in an interview with Sports Illustrated that his personal life was tumultuous during the previous basketball season due to a breakup with ex-fiancée Anamaria Goltes and a custody battle for their two daughters, Gabriela and Olivia, who lived in Slovenia. Doncic spent almost the entire season unable to see his children, except briefly when he traveled back to Slovenia during December for the birth of his second daughter. He emphasized that "I can’t go another season like that," highlighting the emotional toll it took on him not being able to spend daily time with his daughters and stressing the importance of resolving this situation quickly.
Written for “Luka Doncic Family Vow” on 2026-10-08,
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Lakers star guard Luka Dončić was performing on the court despite his personal life being in turmoil last season.
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life → perform → turmoil
Dončić had a very public breakup with his ex-fiancée, Anamaria Goltes, which includes a custody battle for their two daughters.
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which → have → daughters
As all of this was playing out, Dončić’s daughters, Gabriela and Olivia, were living in Slovenia with Goltes, which meant the Lakers star was unable to see them for almost the entire season, aside from when he returned to Slovenia to witness his second daughter’s birth in December.
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he → play → December
Dončić was interviewed by Sports Illustrated’s Chris Mannix in Slovenia, which was released on Thursday.
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which → interview → Thursday
He made a painful declaration about his family situation at one point in their conversation.
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He → make → conversation
“Obviously, I had a lot on my mind the last year.
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I → have → mind
I think this year, I spent the whole summer with my daughters, which was amazing for me.
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which → think → me
I was very happy just to be with them,” Dončić said.
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Dončić → say → them
He was then asked about how hard it was to deal with the entire family situation from last year.
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it → ask → year
I didn’t see them almost the whole season.
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I → see → them
Yeah, I can’t go another season like that,” Dončić replied.
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Dončić → go → that
“You want to spend time with your kids every day.
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You → want → kids
I saw them for five days in the whole season, which is impossible to do.
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which → see → season
But you know, I had to focus on basketball.”
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I → know → basketball
Dončić filed a “Hague Convention” petition to have his daughters brought from Slovenia to the United States last week.
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daughters → file → States
If it’s granted, the 27-year-old won’t have to worry about going so long between seeing his daughters.
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old → grant → daughters
If it isn’t, Dončić must find another means of seeing his daughters because he clearly isn’t willing to endure the same situation he had last year.
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he → find → situation
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