Agnieszka Fitkau-Perepeczko mocks journalist

Agnieszka Fitkau-Perepeczko gives the impression of being attached to her image. In this way, she has become one of the most eccentric Polish celebrities. Not all of the star’s decisions were universally understood, such as the one concerning a wholesale sale of mementos of her husband, who died in 2005, or the confession that she talks to the ashes of her late dog. As she revealed five years ago in an interview with Newseria:

Maybe this is an exaggeration, but I think these conversations with the dog have enriched me.

Mixed feelings were also evoked by bitter memories of her time working with Witold Pyrkosz on the set of M for Love. As she recalled on Facebook:

He humiliated and ridiculed me in front of the whole crew and the whole crew saw it. He spoke nonsense and lies about me in interviews on TV and in meetings. People were bewildered, they didn’t know what to think. (…) He made me very uncomfortable and caused me a lot of tears.

Fitkau-Perepeczko in harsh words

It might have seemed that the unpleasant experience would sensitise the actress to the problem of inappropriate behaviour at work. However, as came to light after Anna Wendzikowska revealed the backstage of her work at TVN, this was not the case. Fitkau-Perepeczko confessed on Facebook that although she had had similar experiences to Wendzikowska’s, she approached them in a completely different way: I found

this kind of behaviour very funny. I couldn’t wait to get home and tell

her about it

over dinner.

Recently, Agnieszka Fitkau-Perepeczko took out her anger on a journalist who asked her about her new acquaintance with a younger man. The actress has recently been seen in his company in public places, so the question seems legitimate. But, as it turns out, not for the celebrity. The actress built her career on her image as an icon of liberated mature women during her time playing Simona in the TV series M Like Love. Now she has made no secret of her regret at being asked about her relationships with younger men rather than her publicist activities. As she wrote indignantly on Instagram:

I ask this lady…. Why is she so interested in looking in my panties? Because that’s what the story boils down to…. I also ask: ´What do you, young person, know about me, my professional activities? Silence… I then ask: `And how many books have I written?’ Silence. If you are already sending such a missive to someone (…), let her prepare herself! And if she doesn’t, maybe send her on a course as a salesperson… It would be a useful and informative preliminary activity for such an interview…. – she externalised online.