During her life, Dáda Patrasová managed to play countless different roles, where the audience remembers her mainly as an extraordinarily beautiful woman and has enjoyed the smallest ones with her programs for children for many years. In private, however, she has not been very successful in recent years. Did she think about her life on the occasion of the hemispherical sixties?
“I don’t balance and I just live. Life is running and there is no balance. I don’t think it’s worth it,” says Patras. She celebrated her birthday with her children in a family circle. Her husband, saxophonist Felix Slováček, was not to be missed at the celebration. He publicly declares his relationship with his mistress – 38-year-old artist Lucie Gelemová.
Dad apparently hadn’t yet accepted Felix’s seven-year extramarital affair. “He’s still here, every day. He’s just enjoying his privileges. And if anything’s out, he’s…,” Dada says. Until recently, she claimed in the media that her husband had left Lucie Gelemová and that their marriage was still falling apart. Only they know what the truth is …
But while Life in the Stars crew interviewed Dada in their Prague villa, Felix had just arrived home. So there will probably be some truth to Dada’s words. “He behaves absolutely sovereignly, normally and if there is anything somewhere, that’s his problem,” the singer concludes.
Patrasová has not suffered in recent years and has also found a partial replacement for the Italian stallion Vita. He visited her in Prague before the coronavirus pandemic. “We call every day, we’re in touch. Coronavirus is the ruin of everyone around us. So we try to live with it,” says Dada.
The actress is also known for her Instagram activity. Some fans have fun and others are scared by crazy collages. But it remained a mystery how a woman of the older generation handles these works. “My friend Vito helps me with social networks,” Patras explained. “We send different photos and he just casts a spell on it,” laughs Dada.
It is the support of Dad’s fans that keeps them afloat in this not only difficult period for artists. “I’m really looking forward to it all ending. When we have direct contact. I’m looking forward to singing and dancing with the children,” Patras suggested. In the end, TV Nova also sent a message to the audience. “Hold on, live your life as best you can so you don’t have to be ashamed of anything in life,” he says.
One of the things Dada may be ashamed of is the car accident she caused under the influence of alcohol two years ago. On the way to her performance, she inhaled 2.5 per mille and lost her driver’s license. But he has it back.
You can watch the whole show Life in the Stars on the portal VOYO or already on Friday on Nova Plus.
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