Harry, 38, British prince, draws up a cost-benefit analysis. “I’ve lost a lot,” he said in an online conversation with author and trauma expert Gabor Maté on Saturday. “But at the same time I’ve also gained a lot. Watching my children grow up the way they are doing now would not have been possible in the environment there.” Harry and his wife Meghan retired from official royal duties in 2020 and built a new life in California. The couple now has two children. Several interviews and Harry’s memoirs, in which he makes serious allegations against the royal family, have put a heavy strain on the relationship.
Max Giesinger, 34, singer, mixes professional and private life. Although everyone would have advised him against it at the time, he decided more than ten years ago to let his friends manage it, as he told the German Press Agency. “Starting this business with my friends and choosing my 21 and 23-year-old managers was one of the best decisions of my life.” He made the decision on instinct. “Sure, we all had no cash and no idea how this was supposed to work. But it felt right.” His friends have done a lot to get him where he is now. “And so I always had my environment with me. I always knew where I came from. That grounded me very much.”
LilyJames, 33, British actress, prefers to look for love offline. “That takes all the joy out of the process,” she said picture on sunday on online dating. “It’s becoming more of a competition and an addiction.” With apps like Tinder, she says there are “too many men in one place.” You quickly lose your sense of reality. She prefers to get to know men the old-fashioned way: among friends. “I believe that sometimes friendship can be the way to get there,” she said.
Hans Jochen Wagner, 54, actor, was first a mathematician on stage. He was always a good student he said picture on sunday. “And in maths you had a solution at the end of a task. On stage, the difficulty for me was what to stick to, which way to choose. That you don’t go up there to do everything right, but tell a story, I had to learn that first.” Wagner can currently be seen in the ARD series “Our Wonderful Years”.