Joanna Sarapata on Magda Gessler. “I don’t listen to idiots”.

A storm over Magda Gessler’s words about Doda

In recent days the media have been living with the conflict between Doda and Magda Gessler, and now Joanna Sarapata has also joined the dispute. The restaurateur suggested in an interview that the singer’s commitment to animal rights could be ‘partly image-related’.

These words provoked an immediate reaction from Doda, who did not hide her indignation. The singer called Gessler a “nasty chump” and commented on her media activities in harsh terms. Sarapata also decided to add something of her own.

Joanna Sarapata: “For me this person does not exist”.

Joanna Sarapata, a well-known painter and friend of Doda, was asked about Magda Gessler’s controversial words in an interview in the Kozaczek studio. Her answer was uncompromising.

What is Mrs Gessler if not a PR play? (…) I don’t listen to idiots and morons, and therefore I won’t comment on it. I simply do not listen. For me, this person does not exist, and if she already farts something, that is her problem,” she said.

Such strong words immediately resonated on social media. Internet users are divided – some praise Sarapata for her loyalty to Doda, others think she crossed the line.

Joanna Sarapata defends Doda’s actions in favour of animals

Later in the interview, Joanna Sarapata addressed the very point of charity work. In her opinion, undermining Doda’s commitment to helping animals is hurtful. The artist emphasised that the singer really raises public awareness about the fate of animals and uses her popularity for a good cause.

If someone belittles, it means they are stupid. And who talks to a stupid person? The stupid will never understand. A waste of time,” she concluded.

Doda – Magda Gessler conflict takes a turn for the worse

The dispute between Doda and Magda Gessler is clearly escalating. Joanna Sarapata’s statement has only heated up the atmosphere. There are indications that the topic will not disappear from the headlines for a long time to come. Will Magda Gessler decide to respond to such harsh words? Or will the conflict take on an even more media-savvy nature?