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Divorce trouble
Veronika Žilková (61) will probably never get a divorce from Martin Stropnický (66). As the actress stated in an interview for Blesk, the court process was suspended because the feuding couple cannot agree on child support for Kordula’s daughter. At the same time, according to Veronika Žilková, Kordula has not seen her father, who is the ambassador in Israel, for over a year.
Veronika Žilková had a challenging start to the new year. Not only did she bury her mom, but she also struggled with serious health issues, as she recently revealed on Instagram. In addition, she is still not divorced from Martin Stropnickýwho, according to her, has reservations about alimony for daughter Kordula Stropnická (17).
“The divorce is suspended because there has not been a trial on the amount of alimony. And I don’t know why the husband does not want to come to an agreement. There are no demands from my side, it is normally calculated from the amount of salary and from the fact that the father is legally supposed to match the child’s standard of living according to yours,” Veronika confided Blesk newspaper.
Kordula hasn’t seen her dad in a year
As for Kordula’s youngest daughter, she definitely does not have a very strong bond with her father now. She last saw him a year ago. “They haven’t seen each other for a year, and as my daughter and I learned from TV, my husband will get another embassy, so the situation probably won’t change for the next four years,” admitted Žilková, who thinks that the daughter will not see her father even in the near future.
To make matters worse for Žilková, her current boyfriend Josef Holomáč is also struggling with his own divorce, which has reportedly been dragging on for two years. The complication in the process is that the separation of Josef and Martina Holomáčová must be sanctified by the church, because they are both baptized “I have already dealt with it at the archbishopric. The request has to be sent all the way to the Vatican, but since our marriage was childless, it might be easier. An ecclesiastical divorce can take place only after the civil one,” said Holomáčová for eXtra.cz some time ago.
