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[Cyprus Times] Markos Seferlis - Elena Tsavalia: "If we didn't have Harry..."

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Elena Tsavalia and Marcos Seferlis spoke to OK! magazine, which is published with "Nea Savatekiriako" and Yannis Poulopoulos.

Their moments of happiness, the difficult circumstances they had to face as a couple, their only son Haris and the reasons why after almost 20 years of relationship they feel like the first time they met.

Elena, you have said that if it wasn't for Haris, your son, you and Markos probably wouldn't have been together.
Elena: Of course. Even if the relationship reaches a breaking point at some point, when you have a child, you are obliged to think twice and a third time before you say "we're breaking up." When you don't have a child, you may act impulsively and take your hat and go.

Did your relationship ever reach a breaking point?
Elena: Not at such a breaking point, no. But if we hadn't had Harry, possibly even with something small, either I or Markos would have left or the relationship would have broken up. Maybe even something minor could drive you crazy at that moment and you could say "I don't want any more. I'm leaving."

Marcos: The truth is that the first few years after Harry was born we had a very difficult time financially. Imagine that Harry was born in 2004, in 2005 I got the Delphinarium and I was faced with big financial problems. When debts are unbearable, it is only natural that problems arise in a couple's relationship. But we didn't go through a crisis then either. Elena was there, she supported me and I believe that with and without Harry she would have been there for me. We never got to the point of either fighting or breaking up. It's just that when a child comes along it completely changes the way you look at things. We now had a family and our goal was common: for this family to be happy. So I can say that Harry united us even more.

Elena, is it true that there was almost an ugly fight between you and a fan of Markos who flirted with him in front of your eyes?
Elena: That particular incident had happened when I was pregnant with Harry, so my hormones were in the red. But also this particular girl was more provocative than she should have been. And even though she was told that it was his wife across the street and that she should behave more decently, she continued to challenge him. I don't tolerate being insulted or ignored and so... I made my presence felt.

Have you, Marko, have you done any scenes of jealousy?


Marko: No. I read comments on social media saying how beautiful she is, but she has never given me the right to be jealous of her. I've never caught her being wrong, nor have I ever felt what we call the sting of jealousy. At the very least, if we go out somewhere and I see her being admired, I'll be happy because it's nice to accompany a beautiful woman.

Have you ever been tempted to look for her cell phone?
Marcos: No. I don't even know her password: No. I find that if I am jealous and there is a reason, then there is a problem in the relationship. If, again, I am jealous without a reason, then there is a problem in me. Therefore I am not jealous.

Source: in.gr


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