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Wednesday’s Wife Exchange escalated with tears and vulgar swearing Between the Eight Eyes. After the tense Exchange, a lot has changed in the families. In the interviews, Jan and Blanka revealed how they live today.
Wednesday’s part of the Exchange of Wives affected the family of Jana and Vráti the most. “My husband and I haven’t been together in a year. I stayed at home with the girls and my husband moved out. We’re in touch and we’ve been best friends.” describes life after the Exchange of John.
Jana admits that the Exchange and the subsequent breakup with her husband helped her to make the change that was needed. “Even the children said that I had improved a lot after the Exchange, my husband sees it. He says that our breakup has changed me a lot for the better. So I probably needed it. “ Jana thinks.
She described that her relationship with her daughters had also changed. “I am great, I pay much more attention to children. We also go on trips, the children need me, “Jana explains. According to her, everything should have happened for her to realize. “I lost my best guy, but I got my best friend,” he concludes.
On the other hand, the family situation has also improved. Blanka and Mirek had been experiencing a major break-even crisis for several years before the Exchange. Blanka clung to the children and pampered them a little. According to her, that changed after the Exchange.
“My relationship with Mirek has improved. We’ve explained everything and there have been no problems since then. It probably helped us and Exchange opened our eyes.” Blanka thinks. Children are also more independent than before. “I started going to work and the children broke away from me. Everyone had to start working like the Exchange, “Blanka notes.
Blanka understood why Vráťa is such a nerve! The whole interview with her:
Blanka and Jana are in contact with each other from time to time. “I remember Jana’s girls in a good way to this day,” Blanka concludes.
If you missed this episode, you can play it back on the Voyo portal.
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