TV presenters Lenka Šóošová and Tereza Bebarová exit long‑running shows

Lenka Šóošová, a well‑known Slovak TV presenter who hosted the popular morning programme on TV Ráno for 21 years, announced her departure from television. She now focuses on socially relevant projects, podcasts and interviews, and recently shared a 2005 photo where she styled herself as Olympias from the film Alexander, drawing comparisons to Angelina Jolie.

Czech actress Tereza Bebarová, who played the beloved character Světlana in the daily series Ulice for fifteen years, revealed that the producers terminated her role in 2020 without informing her in advance. She learned of the decision only weeks before the character’s on‑screen death and later discussed the circumstances, noting the impact on her personal life and career.

Both media figures reflected on their long tenures and the abrupt ends to their prominent on‑screen roles, highlighting the challenges faced by long‑standing television personalities when transitioning away from flagship programmes.