Patrasová live on Nova: THEY KEPT HER CONDITION FROM THE VIEWERS!

The atmosphere in the television building on the Barrand hill is extremely stuffy. TV bosses were fired up when they saw what their channel had to offer viewers before midday on Sunday. Since the morning, the presenters of Breakfast Miluška Bittner (45) and Pavel Svoboda (53) promised a star guest, and at 12:30 in the morning the audience got to see him. She was the star Dada Patrasova. They preferred not to announce in advance exactly what time he should come. In the end, everyone was glad that she had arrived. Well, we like to…

Snow and the coldest days. Another increase in price! Felix says, “I’m going to lose my autonomy or I’m going to die.”

The actress came in jeans and a black sweater, but her bare back peeked out from her pants on the sofa. Ohoz wasn’t the worst thing, all the time the actress lost words and facts (for example, she didn’t remember some of her films at all) and she seemed to have headed to the studio from a wild party. The presenters had a lot to do to hide the actress’ condition from the audience.

“The TV management is furious. This is a format that the whole family, including children, watches. It is certainly not appropriate to show similar states as a standard,” he revealed to the newspaper Aha! TV person. “Fortunately, it was saved by the presenters, who had no idea until the last moment whether Ms. Patrasová would arrive at all. They didn’t let her speak much. At the moment, it is being decided whether it should have been released on the screen in this state at all,” added the source about Sunday’s debacle.

Dancing Felix Slovacek and Adriana Sobotová

Felix runs away from the house

Rather than spending evenings at home with his wife, Felix Slováček (79) prefers to disappear from home to social events. This week was no different. At the opening of the Masters of the Renaissance exhibition, he appeared alongside his friend – opera singer Pavlína Senič (46). Although the spouses have long-standing differences between them, Dáda’s fate is not indifferent to Slováček. “The only option is to strip her of her autonomy or she will die,” Felix said harsh words recently. He probably doesn’t see any other chance for salvation.