Earlier, the wrestler Makhmud Muradov from Uzbekistan applied for permanent residence in the Czech Republic, without success. Now the Czechia canceled his visa, even though the wrestler has a daughter Rumia there and was supposed to have several matches in Europe. But it looks like he will be able to go to the Czech Republic again before long. His ex-girlfriend, singer Monika Bagárová, has now commented on the situation.
It has been about a month since the couple Muradov and Bagárová announced their final separation. Now they are said to be connected only by their daughter Ruminka, but the problem-free relationship between father and daughter could be disrupted by the fact that Muradov’s visa was revoked by the Czech Republic.
Monika Bagárová, however, has apparently not been thrown off guard at all and is enjoying the summer to the fullest. “We are building a house right now, we are currently working on a children’s room with designers. We are enjoying the beautiful weather, the beautiful season. Ruminka is as beautiful as she can be,” the singer told TN.cz, adding that she would not comment on Murad’s visa.
In addition to her daughter, Monika is now also concentrating on her career. She has recently released three new songs, one of which is also the opening theme song for the daily series Praha – den & noc, which she sang together with Honza Bendigo.
But the last released single, according to fans, hints at something about her love life, it’s called Karma. It deals with relationships, infidelity and also sings about toxic love. “Music is an emotion, a feeling. You can put everything into music, but of course I think a lot about what lyrics I choose and what I want to reveal about my life, but I wouldn’t want to discuss the details of my relationship there,” said the singer.
She explained that many fans have already contacted her about the song. “People wrote to me there that it’s definitely about me and Mach. I say it’s a fluke, the song has been out for three years, but it seems like I’m singing about my relationship. But I leave it up to people to decide they will think about it and take what they need. But the funny thing is that it came out in this period, when it fits so incredibly well,” she added.
Muradov’s return to the Czech Republic?
Muradov was devastated when he learned that the Czechia had revoked his visa. But now he logged on to Instagram with good news. “Greetings to all of you from Uzbekistan to the Czech Republic. I get a lot of messages of support. I’m sure you won’t miss me and I’ll be back in a while and training will continue in Prague,” surprised the wrestler.
He explained that a visa to any other European country is enough for him to come to the Czech Republic to see his daughter. “I think that other countries will support me and always gladly accept me than the country that simply did not extend my visa for no reason. I asked more countries and they accepted me. And they told me there that they would gladly give me a visa,” Muradov told TN. Czech
The daughter of Bagár and Murad celebrated her second birthday:
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