Ornella Koktová has become known in recent months mainly thanks to the podcast she hosts together with Agáta Hanychová. Their open and often controversial statements arouse emotions, but both do not take criticism too hard. "We can realize our mistake," says the entrepreneur. In the interview, she spoke about her relationship with her husband Josef Kokta, exhaustion on the verge of burnout, and a recent media scandal associated with the rapper Rytmus.
Definitely my daughter Lily, also Táňa president of Miss Czech Republic is beautiful. I think she is a beautiful woman.
Yes, that's possible too. There are a lot of plastics these days. For example, I don't even have botox in my forehead. I hope I won't slide into it one day.
No. I also have natural breasts. I even started a company on breast stickers, so I'm good with that. I'm quite afraid of pain, to tell you the truth. So if I ever go for it, maybe only at a more mature age.
I think every intelligent person should admit when they make a mistake. And it's human to apologize and say "hey, I messed up". I don't see anything wrong with that. Rather, I think that the stupid people are those who fight over some imagined nonsense, and despite knowing that it is nonsense, and they continue to fight over it, that seems off to me.
We were in phone contact with Rytmus, but I think everything is fine now. Even Rytmus himself had various escapades.
Pepa is at home and he is happy to be able to watch his sci-fi series. He doesn't like these events at all, so if we ever go out together, maybe to a film festival. Maybe.
I really value Pepa and if anyone were to go after him, I would defend him tooth and nail. We have that mutual feeling. He's amazing.
I currently have so much work. I basically have four companies, so I'm glad I can spend any time with my kids. It's tough.
Sometimes I have days when I feel on the verge of burnout, but I can overcome it. I always feel like I have a bout of the flu, that's always when I'm most exhausted. I take one day off and then I go on. I also enjoy my work, so I'm fine.
No, I’ve managed to avoid it.
Source: author's text, personal questioning