Kim Kardashian, 42, entrepreneur, strives for normality. On the Angie Martinez IRL podcast, she opened up about co-parenting her children with her ex-husband Kanye West, 45. They have been divorced since November and share custody of their four children. “I had the best dad and I have nothing but the best memories of it. And I want the same for my kids,” Kardashian said in the interview. And admitted: “Co-parenting is damn hard.” When she drives her kids to school and “they want to hear their dad’s music – no matter what we’re going through – I have to put a smile on my face and turn his music up and sing along with my kids,” Kardashian explained. “I pretend everything is fine and as soon as I put her down I can cry.” Kanye West had attracted attention in recent months through hate speech and anti-Semitic statements.
Wolfgang Joop, 78, fashion designer, underestimated Heidi Klum. “The first time I met I had to apologize,” said Joop der Berlin morning post about his time as a juror in Klum’s show “Germany’s next top model”https://www.sueddeutsche.de/panorama/.” I had previously bumped into Karl Lagerfeld’s horn, according to the motto: She’s not a model , we never saw them in Paris.” Meanwhile, Joop has a different view of Klum. “You have to understand: Heidi Klum does not stand for fashion, but for entertainment. She has built a mega career in the USA with iron discipline and is therefore our only German superstar,” said Joop. “Not many people can do that. And I have absolute respect for this lifetime achievement.”
Verona Pooth, 54, presenter, wants nothing more to do with her car. A year ago, cash and jewelery were stolen from her villa in Meerbusch. The burglars fled with Pooth’s Fiat 500, which was found in a wooded area a short time later. As the picture Now reported, Verona Pooth does not want her Fiat back. “The burglars desecrated my beloved mini car when they took away our safe in it.” She is now said to be driving a silver Porsche instead. “It’s not suitable for a crime vehicle, although I could never imagine that with my Fiat 500.”
Julia Gwinn, 23, soccer player, sees Instagram as a good platform to market yourself off the field. “In general, inquiries in the advertising sector and from the media are increasing. I’m lucky enough to be able to reach people outside of everyday football thanks to my reach on Instagram,” said the Vice European Champion from FC Bayern Munich to the German Press Agency. She did not want to reveal how much Gwinn earns with Instagram and whether the income is higher than that from the football business. With more than half a million followers, the “national player of the year 2019” has the widest reach of all players in the DFB team.