Although Felix Slováček claims that there is an end between him and his younger mistress Lucie Gelemová, in fact the former partners still live together and even plan a holiday together. Immediately after the break-up, the musician announced that he would move to his son Felix, but apparently there was no move at all. Does this mean that former partners want to give their love another chance?
When Felix Slováček started dating a young artist Lucie Gelemová seven years ago, he caused a huge uproar. According to the musician, however, it was only a logical outcome of the relationship with his wife Dáda Patrasová. She was a fateful woman for him at the time of the acquaintance, but later it stopped working between the partners. “I won’t discuss the reasons now, but Dada just didn’t succeed, and that led me to meet Lucie. I think the relationship is ending,” the saxophonist said on Luboš Xaver Veselý’s show three years ago.
Felix wears meat, I cook
In reality, however, Felix had never quite severed his ties with his wife Dada. He continued to spend time with her and stayed in the same house. Until a few months ago, the couple even saw each other daily. “It simply came to our notice then. We are still locked up at home. I have a cat, I have a dog, they keep me company. And I cook for my husband. Looks like his mistress probably isn’t cooking, I don’t know. Now I made super beef soup, brought fantastic meat from the butcher. He carries meat, I cook, “Patras said according to the website idnes.cz for Showtime last Christmas before Christmas.
The actress who became famous with the film Vrchní, flee! or the television series Arabela, she added that she and Slováček are involved in financial expenses related to the house. “We have peace and quiet. I don’t know how he is in a relationship there, but maybe someone’s nerves are pounding there. I don’t know, “Patras revealed details of her husband’s privacy. He finally confirmed Dada’s words about the occasional trouble with Gelem in himself. “one of us will come out. But I think it’s quite common in any relationship,” Felix explained at the time.
Dad doesn’t live with me yet
When Lucie and Felix broke up, the musician announced that he would find a new refuge with his son Felix Jr. “I will move to Felix, he has a beautiful house outside Prague,” he said at the time Expresu Slováček. In reality, however, a month had passed since the relationship broke up, and the saxophonist still had not moved away from Gelem. “Dad doesn’t live with me. I have a place ready for him there, but I’m waiting for him to eventually move, “he said Expresu Felix’s son at the performance of the finalists of Man of the Year.
“We live with Lucie, because he can’t shoot, he has to find some other interesting housing, of course. In addition, she wants to live in southern Bohemia, because she was born there and loves it there, “Slováček tried to clarify the current situation in the Showtime show. But as soon as he received a direct question about whether he still shared a bed with his ex-partner, he answered a little more evasively. “You can’t want such details from me. The apartment is big, isn’t it?” The musician tried to joke, not confirming or denying if there was still anything between him and Gelem.
In addition, it turned out that former lovers will spend part of the summer holidays together “This year I will stay in the Czech Republic. I have it after the complete vaccination, but I plan to be in the cottage and that the children will come, “Felix told for zivotvcesku.cz. Lucie Gelemová, who recently stopped working for Prague Castle, was much more specific. “I’m planning my last, friendly holiday with Felix in the summer, probably Šumava, maybe abroad,” the painter told the web super.cz. Maybe the former partners just stayed good acquaintances who still understand each other. Or there is a bond between them that they simply cannot defend themselves. Therefore, we will have to wait to see if the separation between Slováček and Gelem is really final.
Painter Lucie Gelemová dated Felix Slováček for seven years.
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