Richard Sulík (57), former chairman of the Freedom and Solidarity Party, is the father of four offspring. With Ivana, with whom he married in 1993, he has two children – Alexandra (31) and Filip (29). The couple divorced in 2001. Later she entered his life Sandra, with whom he has a son Hugo (17) and a daughter Victoria (15).
The proud father survived an exceptional and emotional moment in the issue of his eldest daughter Alexandra, who told her fiancée yes on Friday in the mansion in Tomášov. However, his former colleague and deputy Jana Bitó Cigániková, who was among the invited guests, published mainly the wedding videos.
During the ceremony, she even realized the crucial thing. “There are days when we should forget about all the differences, put aside politics, worries and petty things. The days when the world should slow down for a while and allow us to focus only on the most important – love, hope and new beginnings. Today is exactly that day,” She wrote on Friday on her Instagram.
She enjoyed a beautiful day in the company of her husband Daniel, and she did not forget to wish the newlyweds. “Dear Saška, Dear Martin, I wish you to find a safe port in your marriage that will hold you in difficult moments And he will make joyful moments even more beautiful. Let every single day strengthens your love, let you still discover and support each other, And let life lead you through the way you will be happy, healthy and satisfied, ” She bequeathed them. PHOTO from the wedding can be found in the gallery.
Gypsy also captured a moving dance Sulík and her daughter, when they were hovering around the floor in the rhythm of Angels by Robbie Williams. So far, fans have known him especially as a speaker in parliament or an avid chef, but they saw him for the first time as a dancer. You can find the video below in the article.
But the politician did not forgive the note. “So much to that Excel,” She said to a friend who is known for her hobby in the tables. He was accompanied not only by the leadership of the Ministry of Economy, but also during the Prime Minister’s office.
