Former tennis player Dominika Cibulková visited the Presidential Palace with her children Jakub and Ninka a few days ago. She documented the preparations and the subsequent meeting with President Peter Pellegrini in detail on the social network. “The tradition continues – our private Christmas visit to Mr. President at his palace today was also magical because Santa came early and left something for J&N. Thank you for your time,” she sent to the head of state.
The children of the former professional athlete did not leave the palace empty-handed. Pellegrini gave Jakubka a remote control car and Ninka was happy with the doll. “Mr. President is personally looking for batteries for JN,” Cibulková captured a moment of Pellegrini bending over the torn toy box. He then showed little Jakubko how to drive the toy car.
He shared their photo together on his Instagram account former TA3 presenter Rasťo Iliev. “Jesus was already in the palace,” he commented on the shot in which Cibulková poses with her children and the president. He also recalled the words of the mother of two before the presidential election. “My candidate is Peter Pellegrini, because I like him as a person. Nobody offered me money” he quoted her statement.
In the comments, an avalanche of criticism immediately began to pour in on Cibulková and the head of state. “She must have gone to Aupark and the navigator misled her,” wrote the follower, referring to the case of the tennis player with the covid vaccination. “It’s nice that Mr. President thinks about children from poor families,” the Instagram user reacted critically. “They share a love of luxury and life,” another woman noted.
“It’s a shame that Mr. President and I don’t see children and parents from socially weak families there, but this lady is standing there. I don’t even know what valuable representative she is… sad“, another wrote her opinion. “After all, Mr. President can’t spoil his photos with poverty,” the Slovak put a napkin in front of her mouth. “Satisfied with herself the way she is… simple it hurts,” the commenter wrote cruelly.
“It’s normal like this, when I go around the palace, can I come and meet the president to take a picture, chat, even with my son? I didn’t know that,” another one joined. “Crow to crow sits, equal to equal…” is written in another comment. “You can draw eyebrows, but not reason and pride,” the Slovak did not spare harsh criticism.
