Celebrity news: Chancellor Olaf Scholz meets his doppelganger in the USA – Panorama

Olaf Scholz, 65, Federal Chancellor, is not unique. On the X platform, he shared a photo on his account in which Scholz takes a selfie next to the Senator from the US state of Delaware, Chris Coons.

It becomes clear to the viewer that Scholz and Coons have a similar face shape, a similar hairstyle and a similar grin, which Markus Söder is said to have once described as “smurfy”. Scholz added to the photo: “Great to see my doppelganger again.” Scholz is currently on a trip to the USA. On Friday afternoon he will meet US President Joe Biden in the White House for a discussion.

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Camilla76, Queen, is in good spirits regarding the condition of her husband King Charles, 75. Asked about his condition, she said, according to the PA news agency: “He’s doing extremely well given the circumstances, he’s very touched by all the letters and messages he’s been receiving from everywhere – it’s very encouraging.” The palace announced on Monday that Charles was suffering from cancer. It is not known what type of cancer it is, except that it is not believed to be prostate cancer. Charles reportedly traveled with Camilla to his country estate Sandringham in the eastern English county of Norfolk on Tuesday.

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Emilio Sakraya, 27, actor and singer, acknowledges his fatherhood. “I always kept the fact that I had a son a secret because it was the one thing that I wanted to experience and experience for myself and not share with the public,” Sakraya told the German Press Agency. He had very bad experiences with having relationships with previous girlfriends publicly. “But I’ve now decided to say it publicly so that I can experience the ultimate joy of being a father” – i.e. not having to constantly be careful “whether anyone sees me when I’m out and about with the little one.”

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Franz Müntefering, 84, SPD politician, struggles with the Catholic Church. “I grew up Catholic and really enjoyed it, was involved intensively, and learned a lot from my mother and father,” he said in an interview with the journalistic digital publisher Kivvon. He had been very ill for the past two years. “Then at some point I thought about it: What do you actually have left in your life that you still need to make clear? Because I don’t want to leave dishonestly. This chapter is part of that. I’ll get to the point and I won’t stop there .”

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