Great Psalm many Hungarian works are associated with his name. In addition to his film career, we have seen him in several successful series and TV productions, and he also plays a lot in theater. The actor had three sons from his first marriage and a son and a daughter from his second marriage.
Zsolt Nagy and his little girl
Thanks to Péter Geszti’s show I’ll Give You My Day, viewers can now gain an insight into the life of Zsolt Nagy. As usual, in the case of the actor, you can follow his entire day on stream, and then in the evening he will talk live with Geszti.
One of the cutest moments of the day was undoubtedly when Zsolt Nagy arrived at the playground with his little daughter. Marika, three years old this year, was phenomenal as she swung while her father swung her into the air.
The smile on the father of five’s face said it all. The actor, usually seen in bad boy roles, showed a completely different face as a proud father. She also said during the recording that she and her daughter spend an hour or two on the playground every day, and she also mentioned the positive effect of swinging on the brain and image formation.
– All my children really liked to swing – he added, which was supported by Marika’s joy and sweet voice.
Viewers can learn more regarding the actor in the evening broadcast of Adom á zom.
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