Slovak actress Anikó Vargová (51) for many years she performed her art on the boards of many theaters, but she came to wider audience awareness thanks to the TV series Markíza Sestričky and now stars in the new show Sľub, where she plays the manager of a delicatessen, Helena Horváthová. The likeable actress is very open and is not afraid to talk about topics that can be very sensitive for many people. For she told how she coped with life without children.
“I have solved this topic in myself, so in principle I have no problem talking about it. I admit, I also had expectations of myself in this regard. I set a limit. I wanted to be a mother by the time I was forty. I wanted it so badly that I felt frustrated. The day after my 40th birthday, everything fell away from me as if by miracle.” said Vargová.
“I have found that life without children does not mean the end. I do not consider myself useless or inferior now. I did not choose this situation voluntarily. It just worked out that way. I didn’t want to force anything. However, I still love children, we have enough of them in our family and our help is more than requested. I have contact with them. I’m glad that my mother didn’t force me to do anything either. I am also fully aware that becoming a mother at my age could already be risky,” she added.
The actress of Hungarian nationality got married when she was 47 years old. She found love with the scientist Jozef Kačmarčík from the Physics Center in Košice. She met her future husband at the theater where he came to see a performance. “We met, paradoxically, behind the scenes. He had a beautiful smile and it attracted me. He came to me as an actress and was a little nervous. But after a short time, when the initial shyness subsided, we were able to talk about ordinary human things and not only about the theater,” she revealed.
“Eight years have passed since then. We found each other as human beings, and that’s good. Because many couples are united by work, and we are united by love, respect and common interests in privacy. Work is something we both like, we share it together, but luckily our lives are not only connected by work,” concluded the star of the series “Sľub”.
