Dad Patras doesn’t hide her enthusiasm: I didn’t expect Felix to come back

Felix Slováček and Dagmar Patrasová

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Dagmar Patrasová and Felix Slováček are running like two doves again. The couple appeared in Jaromír Soukup’s Instincts, where they spoke openly about a seven-year love triangle.

Felix Slováček and his wife Dagmar Patrasová accepted the invitation to the show Instincts Jaromír Soukup and talked about their renewed relationship. When the moderator asked about the musician’s affair with the painter Lucia Gelem, who was forty years younger, he replied very humorously with the lyrics of a song by Karel Hála.

“Fewer attractive women know, stop playing cards in time, so I could live like a king. I like wine and thirst like a beam.

Although Patras threw her husband’s seven-year infidelity behind her head, she still admits that it was definitely not an easy time for her.

Felix is ​​the way he used to be

“I feel a little exhausted, tired, but I think the old, good Felix is ​​slowly returning. He is the way he used to be,” said Dagmar Patrasová in the aforementioned show she praised her husband and lovingly stroked his cheek.

The Slovak then thanked Patras for everything. “I have to thank Dada for surviving and for being able to be in my original nest again,” the musician smiled, but then added a sentence that didn’t please Dada too much. “On the other hand, I can’t help but thank the man (Lucia Gelem’s editorial note) with whom I lived for seven years, and it was also beautiful,” the saxophonist said uncertainly, waiting for his wife’s reaction.

However, Patrasová tactfully passed this remark and Slováček continued to sing hymns again. “I don’t think it’s possible to put into words what I should do for Dad to forgive me,” the musician reassured his wife.

I didn’t expect him to come back

“We have been together for about forty years and I know what I can expect from Felix. But I didn’t really expect him to come back,” Dagmar Patrasová admitted.

“Of course, it’s painful, both on my side and on Dad’s side. Luckily, it will eventually end up in something that will continue to develop activities in terms of music, acting, and life,” says Felix Slováček, who believes that the relationship with with his wife this time he will last forever.

“Covid has done a lot of bad things, on the other hand, many of us have realized that having a healthy family, children and good relationships is very important. “Good pigeons are coming back!”

It seems that after the Felix romance, everything is flooded with the Slovaks.

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