Czech singer Ilona Csáková (55) is a proud mother of two sons – Daniela and Dominika – but she admitted in the show that once she sighed in front of Karl Gott († 80) that she always wanted a little girl. He surprised her with an answer at the end directly in front of his wife Ivana (49).
“I experienced several wonderful moments with Karl. I’ll tell you about one. It was with Ivana. Ivana invited me to their house on Bertramka, the girls were still small then, I already had two sons. Ivana told me to sit on the couch with Karl, that the girls would dance and sing something for us.” said Csáková, who was melting over the cuteness of Charlotte and Nelly.
“I turned to Karl and said to him: ‘I always wanted a girl, but my husband only knows boys.’ And Karel replied dryly: “And why didn’t you say?” Gott answered her with humor of his own. The legendary Czech nightingale was the father of four girls – Dominika, Lucie, Charlotte Ella and Nelly Sofie.
CCzech singer Ilona Csáková was born October 1, 1970 in Cheb and from an early age took advantage of the singing career. She started in the children’s choir and played in the school orchestra. She started her singing career in 1985, when she won the Young Song competition in Litvín. Together with their classmates, they created the formation Alotrio, and in 1987, together with Mirka Zajíčková, they joined the group Laura and her Tigers.
In 1992, she decided to go solo, a year later she released her first solo album Kosmopolis. In 1996, she was an opening act at a Tina Turner concert in Prague. In the same year, she made her debut in the musical Hair and won second place behind Lucia Bíla in the Zlatý slávik poll. The end of the 90s was very successful, in 1997 and 1998, Český slávik was second in the poll, and third in 1999. She has performed in many musicals and has more than 10 solo albums to her credit.
