Teodora Džehverović, born on February 10, 1997, in Kačarevo, rose to fame after participating in the 2014 music competition "Zvezde Granda." Before focusing on music, she trained as a ballet dancer for many years. Following the competition, she briefly joined the group Đavolice, which disbanded the same year, prompting her solo career. Her debut single, "U 4 oka," was released in December 2016. A turning point came in 2017 when she signed with producer Sandra Šaša, leading to a string of hits like "Gledaj mene," "Kulira," "Hijena," and "Pirana." Her breakout hits "Kristijan Grey" and "Rari" (featuring Coby) cemented her status.

In 2019, she released her debut album "Borbena," featuring hits like "Linija" and "Tom Ford." Her collaboration with rapper Devito "Vudu" became one of the most successful Serbian singles, with over 100 million YouTube views. By 2020, she surpassed one million Instagram followers, held her first online concert in May 2021, and became a Puma brand ambassador in Serbia. Later, she joined the jury of the "IDJShow" and headlined Belgrade Music Week and the New Year’s Eve concert in front of the National Assembly.

Teodora’s collaboration with Breskvica on "Drift" made it to the Billboard chart in Croatia. On May 15, 2024, she released her visual album "Žena bez adrese," solidifying her place as one of the region's leading young music stars.