Maruška’s Ex-Son-in-Law: Sect Leader’s Wedding to 18-Year-Old

PRAGUE – Jan Dvorský (60), also known as Parsifal Imanuel, once again attracted the attention of the public. On the social network, he announced his planned wedding with an 18-year-old Roma woman, whom he describes as a fateful love. However, the emotional story full of strong confessions raised doubts.

Jan Dvorský, also known as Parsifal Imanuel, the former leader of a religious sect and former son-in-law of actress Milena Dvorská (†71), once again stirred up the waters of social networks. He announced on Facebook that he plans to get married – to a girl who is only 18 years old. Just last year, he publicly confessed his love for his partner at the time, Káti, but today everything is different. Dvorský claims that he met a fateful woman whom he says was “sent by heaven”.

“I’m finally getting married! She’s eighteen years old and forty-three years younger than me. We’re getting married for love. Adriana is a Roma from Děčín and she’s beautiful and smart.” he wrote on the social network. He does not hide his affection for the Roma community – he even has a tattoo of the Roma flag on his arm. He also took the description of the first meeting with Adriana very emotionally. According to him, he met her by chance during a car trip.

“On the way, I picked up a completely soaked and frozen hitchhiker who was walking in torn shorts and such a mini jacket in February… She lost her mobile phone, her money was stolen from her friend at the hostel, and she missed the last bus. Fate sent her to me from heaven.” Dvorský continued with a detailed description of a moment that deeply impressed him. “She had such a lovely smile and innocent eyes that I almost cried. She smelled like a wet dog and was fast asleep in the hot front seat. I was so proud that she trusted me so much.” According to him, the story of young Adriana is not simple.

She claims that she went through a traumatic experience in her childhood. “She can’t have children… I appreciate it all the more that she’s not afraid of me as a man and a guy. We’re already together. She loves me deeply and unconditionally. So do I.” He continued the confession by describing their relationship and her personality. “She doesn’t try to change me, she doesn’t outsmart me, she accepts me exactly as I am. I’m happy that she’s Roma. Not only is she dark and beautiful just the way I like it, but her magical nature… which can connect to the higher light worlds with a wordless sixth sense… needs nothing but love.”

The wedding was supposed to take place on Saturday morning at the town hall in Liberec. However, the ceremony did not take place in the end. Many of his followers were skeptical from the start and considered the whole story to be literary fiction rather than reality. Dvorský has been presenting himself as an author and narrator of powerful stories for a long time. The controversial figure of Jan Dvorský is not unknown to the public.

In the late 1980s, while studying at FAMU, he met Lucia Dvorská, the daughter of actress Milena Dvorská. Their relationship led to a deep split in the family and later to the creation of the Immanuelite sect, in which Dvorský appeared as Parsifal Imanuel. Lucia went abroad with him, where she took the name Labutia panna and bore him eight children. However, even this relationship did not last. Dvorský left both the sect and the family and returned to the civilian name.