Josef Rychtář and Dagmar Patrasová: A Public Dispute Escalates

A recent exchange between Josef Rychtář, the widower of singer Iveta Bartošová, and actress Dagmar Patrasová has develop into public, revealing a disagreement over alleged communication and accusations of seeking attention. The dispute began after Rychtář claimed Patrasová had been sending him distressed messages, a claim Patrasová vehemently denies.

Rychtář’s Claims and Patrasová’s Response

Rychtář initially stated that Patrasová contacted him with messages detailing being locked inside her home, requesting assistance, and mentioning the possibility of calling emergency services MSN. However, Patrasová completely rejects this and does not understand why Rychtář interprets something like that. “He started writing to me! He wrote me regretful text messages about how my man is. I answered him politely. Why would I write something like that to him? I would only write such messages to my best friend. He probably needs to make himself visible, but I have nothing to do with him and I don’t want to have anything to do with him,” the singer told Expres.cz, adding that she only met Rychtár briefly in her life. “Essentially, we don’t grasp each other at all. My husband, together with music composer Pavle Vaculík, discovered Iveta at a competition. They helped her become a star. They gave her a chance, songs, a studio and publicity,” she complained.

Rychtář’s Rebuttal

Following Patrasová’s denial and suggestion that he was seeking publicity, Rychtář responded with a sharp rebuke, as reported by ŽivotvČesku.cz. The content of his message indicates frustration with Patrasová’s statements. ŽivotvČesku.cz has a copy of the SMS messages Patrasová initially sent, which detail her feeling locked in her home and harassed by someone.

Background and Previous Interactions

The situation stems from an initial exchange where Patrasová allegedly sent Rychtář urgent messages about being confined at home and needing help. Rychtář initially responded with a conciliatory tone, but the situation escalated after Patrasová publicly dismissed his claims and accused him of seeking attention Media24.

As of March 18, 2026, the dispute remains ongoing, with both parties publicly airing their grievances.