Finally found the right one? Multiotecko Boris Kollár (59) He has had a pretty varied past in terms of partner substitutions. According to some sources, he should have an incredible seventeen children with 14 different partners. The former head of parliament officially reports to a lower number of offspring. Currently, however, he lives almost family life with a significantly younger Laura, who in the summer of 2023 gave birth to his son Abner.
With a blonde, they spend time on many holidays abroad, but also on skiing in Donovaly and also at home. The young entrepreneur has often publicly confessed to her partner.
“It’s always an experience with him. Either we laugh together, or I wonder if they would let me go of bass for the murder of love. But honestly, I can’t imagine a day without it. He is always with me, even if I get on my nerves, he always makes me laugh, even though I try to look offended, and especially… It’s always him who I want to spend my life with, “she poured out my heart on the social network.
Kollár shares the first place in her heart with Laurin’s older son Peťek, whom he has from his previous relationship and Abner. The baby grows like water and will soon be 2 years old. Laura likes to boast younger sons on Instagram.
“My little gun. All this, that character. We love you, dad. Most as much as you can“wrote the latest blonde for the shot she published. You can find the photo in the gallery.
In their relationship it is not just about sweet confessions of love, Laura can also entertain Kollár’s account. She shot Boris as he put on her luxury car. “Well is you when you let yourself be exported by a woman?” She asked him as soon as he closed the door behind him.
“You enjoy you just an ordinary gold diggerShe continued. The politician laughed and immediately joined her wave. “Would you really take me to the beautiful car? You are so wise and intelligent. I would like to buy a new purse,“I mimiced Kollár gold diggers and both enjoyed the conversation well. You can find a video of their verbal exchange at the beginning of the article.
