The zealous saxophonist has apparently ended his relationship with the painter and is returning to his still legitimate wife. Let’s remember how it all started and what happened during those seven (un) happy years …
May 2014: Woman behind the counter
The saxophonist went for ear drops and helped out at the pharmacy behind the counter Gelemova. “The imaginary spark that unleashed the fire, then hell and then a beautiful relationship, jumped between us,” Felix commented. Drop by ear, the musician began to “jump” for other pharmaceutical trifles. Then came an invitation for coffee, lunch and so on …
October 2015: Knife on the neck
When it broke that a married saxophonist was in contact with a painter, his wife wanted to pass in silence, saying that it would pass him by. It wouldn’t be the first time … But when she found out it was serious, she put a knife to his throat, “You’ll leave her or I’ll file for divorce!” But Felix didn’t move. “It simply came to our notice then Dad he must put the knives on his neck in a completely different way than he does. “She would have to behave differently, which would attract me more to her than to Lucia,” he said. He added: “We now have a friendly relationship with Dada, we still live together in our villa in Vinohrady and there is no Italy between us.”
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November 2015: Dad’s nerves snapped
Felix, in love, and Lucie appeared in the company more and more often, so Dada went to a lawyer and filed for divorce. “She was unfaithful to me all my life, but no one knew. But now Felix and Mrs. Gelem are shaming me in front of the whole nation and my children. And even if only by my children, in front of all the children and their parents. They call me the Queen of Children’s Hearts, my husband completely makes me impossible, “Dada explained. The first trial was to take place on January 17, 2016.
Felix Slováček (78) without Dada and mistress Gelem as a stake in the fence! Who will he spend Christmas with?
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January 2016: Divorce is postponed
The Slováčeks were to appear before the divorce court in Míčánky in Prague. But the day before the stand, on January 16, Dada surprisingly withdrew her divorce application. “He persuaded me not to do it. That it is not just a division of property, that there are also deep feelings in it. That he will leave everything and chop Latin. I believed him, “Patras explained.
February 2016: Promises of error
Dad gave Felix another chance, about the 150th. “Perhaps those promises of allegiance will last and we will no longer torment and humiliate me,” she told herself. In order for Slováček to prove to everyone that the marital crisis is really over, he came to the Czech-Slovak Ball accompanied by his wife and they both just shone.
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February 2017: Nest of love
A year later, however, he was officially accompanied by his mistress Gelemová at the Czech-Slovak Ball. Their relationship was already so serious that the saxophonist even built a love nest with her. Felix bought an apartment in Olšanská Street in Prague, for which he paid 25,000 a month. He also started sleeping there and Dada spent the night alone in the villa. But the sex between the spouses allegedly worked. Felix kept coming to the villa, he had a company, an office, a garden, animals. And Dad, too.
May 2019: Treacherous alcohol
Felix and Lucie were sugaring in Wallachia together as two doves. The reason was nothing more than a celebration of five years of living together! “We’re glad we did,” they said. The couple spent a romantic weekend in the Beskydy Mountains on Solán, where Lucie had an exhibition of paintings in the Zvonice Gallery. Dada was getting more and more desperate, lonely, and more humiliated than ever before. She didn’t want to live and she started solving everything with alcohol even more than she was used to.
Felix is furious: Exmilenka has to move out! AND Gott in the hospital because of alcohol
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December 2020: Big move
The Slovak exchanged a nest of love. He left an apartment in Olšanská and rented an apartment in a villa in Malešice, again for 25,000 a month. He paid for it, but the name Lucie Gelemová was written on the business card by the door. The painter was still convinced that the saxophonist would divorce because of her and that she would have the children she so longed for.
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May 2021: Official breakup
Felix finally gave Lucia the color. He loves her, he’s fine with her, but he doesn’t want children anymore and he won’t get divorced. So they agreed to break up. “After seven years, we broke up as lovers, intimately, with the proviso that we would remain friends. I will be further in Malešice and Lucie, when she comes from southern Bohemia, there will still be a place for her, “said Felix, who, however, constantly maintained intimate contact with his rightful wife. However, if she was sober, which was not so often …
December 2021: Fateful night at the hotel
Felix learned that his Lucie, whom he still wanted to support in all respects, had a wealthy lover outside Prague and that she had spent the night with him in a Prague hotel. “I thought she was just a sponsor of her painting, but when I found out she was sleeping with him, I ended my friendship. I’m not an idiot. Let him subsidize it and pay for her apartment in Prague, “Slováček decided and ordered the Gelems to move out of the Malešice apartment.
What will be next?
Will he take Dad Felix back? She suffered a lot with him! But most importantly – will he stop drinking so that their marriage can get back on track? “Dada is fine … if she doesn’t drink!” Says Slováček. “But once he drinks, it’s really hell. I don’t know if I should keep the apartment from which I fired Lucia. So that I have nowhere to run in case of emergency, “the saxophonist keeps the door ajar. However, he would like to spend the turn of the year with Dada somewhere in the tropics. Among other things, she told her husband that it would not be easy. In 7 years of humiliation, she asked for hefty compensation. “He humiliated me for seven years, so I think I should get at least a platinum ring with a seven-carat diamond from him under the tree!” Patras said.
