Pavlína Jágrová will get ahead of her famous uncle Jaromír!

Let's face it - a stroller or baby wouldn't fit in this fancy car. She appeared at the reopening of the Gallery of Steel Figures, which is inspired by the world of sci-fi, fantasy, fairy tales, the culture of fast cars and motorcycles.

Quarantine lovemaking

"The quarantine was terrible, apart from the fact that I missed my family, I was worried about my grandparents, as a result of which I didn't even go to Kladno, so I was sorry that a lot of events with the companies I work with were canceled. I'm glad that we can finally go out again and that galleries and museums are opening,"

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said Jágrová and, once again, confirmed she is trying for a child.

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"My partner and I have been hanging at home all the time and working on the baby, but I don't know if I'm pregnant yet. In any case, I'll definitely have a baby before my uncle does,"

she laughs, adding that she's very happy with her partner Sebastian and is ready to move the relationship forward.

Kuklová arrived with her old-new boyfriend

The ageless Princess Jasněnka, portrayed by Míša Kuklová (52), also sat on the steel throne. And she shone so bright with happiness that it seemed like someone was really going to put a diamond crown on her head. But the truth is much more sophisticated. The actress who is currently fighting cancer has recently dropped her partner Josef Wittner (40) because of the huge age difference. She wanted to give him a chance at a normal life and perhaps a family of his own.

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But the entrepreneur didn't just let it go. He fought for his love just as hard as Míša fought cancer, which convinced her that she was truly loved and wanted. And which woman could resist that? Kuklová thus sat oh the throne and rightfully became the queen of the reopening of the gallery.

A spectacle for the whole family

The gallery of steel figurines was originally established in Poland, where the artist Mariusz Olejnik was recycling and creating works from various types of materials. Only when he began to make figurines from recycled steel, 5 European exhibitions gradually emerged from his idea.

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He no longer creates the sculptures himself, 120 artists and craftsmen from all over the world work on them. It is they who weld the nuts, bolts, chains and other metal components that were previously part of automobiles. The steel exhibits consist of millions of parts and together, they weigh dozens of tons. One of the heaviest figurines is a huge autorobot, which welcomes visitors right at the entrance to the building with its magnificence. The robot weighs 1.5 tons and measures 3.4 meters.