Zsuzsa Máthé spoke out in parliament about her husband, Szilveszter Ókovács's dismissal, but she was silenced.

In the parliament, Péter Magyar mentioned the dismissal of Szilveszter Ókovács from the Hungarian State Opera by Zoltán Tarr. Ókovács's wife, Zsuzsa Máthé, requested to speak due to personal involvement, highlighting the Prime Minister's frequent visits to the Opera and his recent request for her help in planning a program. She criticized the government for not listening to her husband for six months. When discussing a significant uncovered issue related to her husband's dismissal, the speaker, Ágnes Forsthoffer, interrupted her, urging her to focus on personal matters. Máthé responded defiantly, wishing the government similar success as the Opera's leadership, before leaving the microphone. The details of the uncovered issue leading to Ókovács's dismissal remain unclear.