Táňa Pauhofová after the birth of her daughter Mila: She appeared in public for the first time and although she is still six weeks old – it suits her very well – Najmama.sk

She ran away from kindergarten in the sixth week to support a very important topic that resonates in our society. Actress Táňa Pauhofová (39) became a mother, she gave birth to a daughter in the first days of October, and her little girl was given a unique name in our region, her name is Míla. After a successful career, she thus fulfilled her private dream – to start a family. She and her husband Jonatán Pastirčák (29) are already proud parents and announced the happy news to the world simply, without too much peeking behind the door of their house. The actress is known for protecting her privacy, so she herself has not commented on childbirth or motherhood yet. It was all the more surprising and perhaps even stronger when she showed herself now, directly in the video. Although this is a very sad and important topic, it cannot be overlooked how much it suits the new mother. She even showed a photo of her daughter, to which she only briefly wrote: “Traveler. The greatest love. And her small circle of solitude,” see in the photo gallery: Why did she decide to speak publicly? Tána, already as a mother, and shortly after giving birth, did not hesitate to run away from kindergarten even during the sixth week, and to record an important message to all people here for Markíza television. In it, the popular actress supported and apologized to the LGBTI community for the tragedy that took place on Zámocká Street, which was recently classified as a terrorist act. The Slovak artist and now also the mother of little Mila, says in the video: “We should never have allowed something like this to happen. We are very sorry… The LGBTI community, we belong together and we will not be silent. As a new mother, I want my daughter grew up in a society where she can be whoever she feels… freely and respected…” Táni was joined by many other famous faces, for example Tomáš Maštalír, or even Zdenka Studenková and many others expressed their support in the video :